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Krysten Tan
February 19, 2025
I used to visit him and Veronica regularly when I worked as a carer. We became friends. We still kept in touch after I went back home through phone calls from Malaysia on Christmas. He was such a lovely person. I promised him that I would come back and visit him. And now I'm here, but he is gone. I'm so sad.
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
I have such fond memories of my visits with you Keith. Getting to know you, hearing your stories. Learning about your father's story. Thank you for your friendship. I will miss you but hold you in my memory for ever.
Keith was great on the organ very talented. He had been a chorista at Christ's College and at the Christchurch Cathedral as a young man.
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
A lovely portrait photo of Keith taken in 2016
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Keith's father Hugh Begg served in WW1
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Keith reading his father's little pocket book diary from WW1
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Keith got some media attention for doling his 'homework'
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Keiths rerpot on his fishing world tour in the 1960s for the Winston Churchill Fellowship award he received.
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Keith and Ruth Greenaway in his garden
Ruth Greenaway
September 13, 2021
Oh no I'm so sad to hear this and I wish I had known he only had a little time left... I last spoke to him early this year. I had a special time with Keith, sharing lots of of his life stories and memories. Interviewing him for a book about the Anglican Trust for Women and Children and of course helping him with his overdue homework - his report on fishing in the 1960s as part of his Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship . We became good friends. Please pass on my thoughts to Charles who I heard so much about.
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