Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Keith will be forever missed, his laughter, the jokes he shared & some great memories especially when l use to stay at their house, Keith had the best sense of humour & was always genuinely interested in what people were up to. I never knew a time when he wasn’t helping someone, that was Keith, very kind.
Keith & Sharon visited me in 2024 when his grandson was playing soccer in Kingston, l will cherish this memory of him, he loved sweets, but l got in trouble after offering him a second piece of pie, my sister was always looking out for him. Sharon took such great care of him and she was very conscious of what was the best for Keith when he started developing the symptoms of Parkinson’s. Keith was very proud & fought his battle of Parkinson’s right up til the end. God bless you Keith, you cared for so many people, whether it was delivering poinsettia’s at Christmas or just being interested in what people had to say, you were a kind soul. Sharon, Lloyd, Jenn, Liam, Ellia, my heart breaks for your loss. Sending enormous love your way with many warm hugs,
Cindy Dickson ❤️