Keith LOCKE Obituary

Keith was a great childhood mate of my family when he lived at 392 Oxford Terrace. We were at 10 Willow St Keith taught me how to lose gracefully and consistently when we played chess. He was not only an amazing Citizen of our great country he was part of an amazing
family Our thoughts are with you Keith and kind wishes to your family at this sad time. Kind regards
Neville Burnby

I will greatly miss your sweet soft presence in the massage room over the past 23 years. You were the ideal client, a perfect gentle man x jeannie

Very sorry to hear of Keith's passing. I didn't know him personally but was always impressed by his integrity. He was always a good supporter of Amnesty International, and his passing was marked at the AGM on Saturday. He also supported my local group's quiz nights, sometimes with a winning team! Condolences to his family.
Joanne Wilkes
Meadowbank, Auckland

Moe mai ra e te rangatira, moe mai, moe mai.

Thank you to Keith for his advocacy, for the Tibetan community specifically, but for all of us really.

Sending condolences and a lot of love to Keith´s whanau.

My thoughts are with Keith's family and friends mourning his loss. Two words typify him: integrity and love. He was an inspiration to me when I migrated to NZ and joined the NZ Greens via the NSW Greens.

Keith was a man of principal and numerous enduring contributions to a better world. It was a privilege to walk beside and work with him for a while. My heart goes out to Michele and the entire whanau.

Deepest condolences to Keith´s friends and family from the Tibetan community in New Zealand. He was a good friend of Tibet and an honourable man. We thank him for his service to his country as well as advocating for the voiceless. He will be missed dearly.

We will be holding a prayer meet at Trashi Gomang Centre, Mangere in his memory and honour on Thursday 27th June at 7.30 pm. Join us to pay our respects. Our heartfelt sympathies.

My sincere sympathy to Michele and all members of Keith's family. He was a strong and likeable man who worked tirelessly to better the lives of people in NZ and other countries.

Many happy memories of yarns at Galbraith's pre-Covid, and Alliance days with Keith and Maire before that. I'm glad Keith lived to see the start of the green energy transition! My condolences to all.

Very saddened to read of Keith`s passing. I often walked into the city with her around the harbor when he was in Parliament he was going to work there and I was going to my legal practice. I knew him from university days. I hope there is a memorial service in Wellington for those who knew him here. my condolences to his family and friends. Peter Cullen.

Sincere condolences to Michele, Maire, and family for your huge loss. Keith was a good friend and colleague in People with Parkinsons. Among his many gifts an astonishing ability to recognise in my son Julian's voice the cadences of my candyfloss Uncle Jim Andrews.

Hello Michele. My heartfelt condolences to you and to Keith's family. I am so sorry that I cannot be at the service for Keith. I have many memories of Keith and will always treasure the times we did things together. At last my old friend is at peace after his illness. Rest in peace Keith. Murray Allison