The obituary notice of Sydney Alfred Thomas KING (Syd)

It is with great sadness that I leave this last message😥 my life could have been moulded around that wonderful coach house he built. Was my absolute favourite place in the world. If I’m honest I really wanted to turn it in to a small restaurant!.
Pipe dreams are made by those around you, an Marjorie with her ham an tomato sauce sandwiches an grandad with his snowballs made a place to be overly indulged an surprised.
I had been there again with my Indian girlfriend Baljit. She wondered why he called me Simon. I wish I had spent more time with him an Marjorie, seems sometimes life is better when simple.
I will miss him greatly, as I loved him so very much.
I am so sad, but memories some how will be there for ever. R.I.p grandad

My Dad was a wonderful Father & I shall miss him dreadfully
Rest in Peace now Dad
All my Love
Jan xxx

Deepest condolences from all of us

Deepest condolences from all of us

Marjorie and family we are so sorry for your loss. We have such great memories of Syd he was so kind and hospitable. Thinking of you with all our love from Barb Clive and uncle Frank xxx

part 2:
In August 2013, my dear Keith sadly passed away and my visits to Five Oak Green became scarce. I did keep in touch by mail though, as over the years, I have come to love Marjorie and Syd as much as my own family. The current Covid-19 pandemic did not help matters and I now regret that my visits were so few and that it has been so long since I last saw Syd. On the other hand, I will always remember him the way I first met him: warm-hearted, always cheerful and optimistic, intelligent, hard working and modest and most of all a most loving and thoughtful husband to my sister-in-law.
Dear Syd, I will keep you in my heart forever.