The obituary notice of Keith FELLOWS

A truly saddening end to a 68 year friendship that started in the second year of ONC studies in 1958, at Coventry Technical College. Friendship blossomed after I sought and received course assistance from Keith as the most able of my fellow students. As well as being very sharp mentally, Keith was one of the good guys, always willing to help/participate, without hint of gain..motive or hint of self gain. It's been my pleasure and good fortune to share such a large portion of my life in the knowledge and company of a genuine jewel of a bloke that Keith was.
May GOD Bless his passing and his memory as he begins his infinite final journey to well earned elysium.
May GOD also Bless the future of all the nearest and dearest of Keith's remaining family, his dear wife Janice, children, grandchildren and greatgrandchild, that Keith doted on deservedly.
Our world mourns but Elysium is blessed as a result of this sad loss.
David Ferguson.

Grumpy was truly one of a kind. He made us laugh without trying and loved his family more than anything. He leaves a huge Grumpy-shaped hole in our hearts, but we’re so grateful and lucky for the memories, the laughter, and the love he gave us.
Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever our Grumpy ❤️ xxx

Will miss you Keith and our evenings enjoying a glass of wine and putting the world to rights. And remembering our working days at the power station. Rest in peace Keith - love Jan and Barrie

Thank you Howard in Doveridge for your fast response & everything that you and the team did to try to resuscitate my father, sadly to no avail.
Thank you
Laraine Astill.

So many incredible memories shared Keith, you will be missed by so many