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Keith ARMSTRONG

Published on 17/05/2023

ARMSTRONG Keith Passed away peacefully at Dorset County Hospital on the 6th May 2023, aged 76 years. Very, very beloved husband of Pauline. Father of Mark, Philip and John. Grandfather, brother and father in law of Michael, Phoebe, Stephanie, Dexter, Linda, Stephen, Eva and Dianne. He will be dearly missed by all family and friends. Funeral Service to be held at Weymouth Crematorium on Wednesday 31st May at 1.45pm. No flowers by request please but donations, if desired, for The Salvation Army and Cancer Research UK may be given at the Service, online at dorchesterfunerals.com or sent c/o Matthew Lucas Funeral Directors, Down House, Widcombe Street, Poundbury, Dorchester, DT1 3BS.

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Gillian Hilton May 23rd, 2023
Dear Pauline and your family I am so very sad to hear you have lost your beloved Keith. I have such fond memories of our teenage years and send lots of love. Thinking of you ****
leonard vincent May 18th, 2023
Keith I cant put into words what a fantastic friend you have been to me. From the day I joined you at Silcock Express you went that extra mile to make me welcome our friendship continued golf with the boys. Your total outlook on life and what challenges it gave you never once did you complain. Rest in peace my friend always in my thoughts. Lenny
Stephanie B May 17th, 2023
Pops, never have I met anyone who faced adversity with such resilience and humility as you. Your wicked sense of humour and light-hearted take on life was adored and coveted by so many, especially myself.

I will miss your stories, especially your hilarious jokes which have been scripted given their brilliance. I will miss sitting on the beach with you in summer and walking down to the kiosk to buy ice cream. I will miss your journey planning and hand drawn maps. More than anything, I will miss seeing you and Granny together: the perfect team, two best friends.

Thank you for everything. Fly high. I love you.
Steph.