The family wishes to extend deep gratitude to all, for the prayers, support, comforting messages, calls, flowers and cards during this time of bereavement.
The family requests those who wish to remember Keith, make a memorial tribute in the form of a donation to, The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The family acknowledge and respect this would be, Keith’s parting wish after supporting his grandson, Jack, through cancer treatment at The Royal Marsden Hospital in London.
The family warmly invite you to join them for some refreshments after the service at: The Three Blackbirds, Blendon Road, Bexley, DA5 1BX
Keith Gregory Runacres was born on the 9th October 1948 to Harry and Doris Runacres, a younger bother to Brian.
Keith’s dad died in a motorbike accident when he was just 2 years old. Following Harry’s death, Doris, continued to live in the family home at 48 Birch Grove, Welling, Kent, where Keith lived his childhood and teenage years before meeting and marrying, Delphine Carew, on the 25th October 1969.
Keith was a keen sportsman, he excelled at running and was a valued player for his school’s football and cricket team. In his later life, his pursuits turned to golf and fishing.
Keith was a devoted husband to Della, father to Lee, Andrew and Faye, and grandfather to Archie, Matilda, Scarlett, Jack, Evie and Charlie. His love, support, generosity and endless kindness was felt by his family and all who knew him.
Keith was hardworking and an inspiration to his family. He was one in a million and will be sadly missed by all.
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A selection of floral posies. Approximate sizes are:
A beautiful range of sympathy baskets. Approximate sizes include:
The family requests those who wish to remember Keith, make a memorial tribute in the form of a donation to, The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity
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