Kevin Paul Williams (27 May 1948 - 23 Feb 2019)

I will always remember the weekend that me jen gill Dave Sue Kev spent at the premier inn for uncle Ken’s 80th at night we would go to each other’s room and have a couple of drinks i took my iPad and we played some music I would say to Kev come on then who sang this one and there he was sharp as a knife he would give me the answer even with his Alzheimer’s then we got talking and so happens we were both at the same 2 concerts. To see hawk wind in 1975 and pink floyd in 1976 you couldn’t make it up long live rock & roll mate

Kev was a lovely man and a real gentleman he will be sadly missed by all who knew him heavens gain is our loss

Kev was a lovely man and a real gentleman, he will be sadly missed by all who knew him.heavens gain is our loss.

Cousin Kev, I know we didn't see each other often, but I have many fond memories of you and you always had a cheeky smile.. You will be forever remembered, forever missed. Love Julie xx

Our lives as Brother in-laws (Kev & Dave)
In the early days, Kev and I didn't really get on that well if I said black Kev would say white if I said a certain model of car I liked Kev would say the opposite if I said take a certain route, Kev always suggested another way, when I was decorating in a certain way, Kev would say why don't you do it this way. The same with Beer if I bought certain beers Kev would want a different one, anyway, that was Kev and me.
As time went on we were Brothers-in-law and friends, yes we had a dig at each other every time the occasion arose, especially over a beer in the company of the sisters, plenty of banter was had, we still preferred different choices in beer though.
The years rolled by and we became good friends and enjoyed each other's company especially social occasions and holidays, talking of holidays I don't think Kev ever forgave me for walking him halfway around San Francisco as I wanted a draught beer as Kev was happy with his bottle of bud. we were at the stage where Kev and I would stand up for each other against the sisters and we would wind them up and have a good laugh watching them getting annoyed. we had some great times and feel cheated out of spending more holidays with Kev and miss the fun and laughter we would have had.
Kev I hope that you are looking down on us and still supporting me with the sisters because I am not brave enough by myself. But don't worry mate I will keep a close eye on Sue for you and help her whenever I can.
God Bless Kev from your Brother-in-law and good friend Dave.

You will be missed so much by your family and friends Kev. I know that you will never be far away from your girls and grandchildren, watching over them as you always have done. We will all remember you often, but more so for me, on our special day, the 27th May, always our to share x