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The obituary notice of John Keith ROBINSON ((Keith))

Winterton | Published in: Scunthorpe Telegraph.

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John KeithROBINSON(Keith) Peacefully on 14th February 2019, Keith (John) aged 77 years of Winterton. Reunited with his wife Sue, loving remembered by his son Andrew and daughter Joanne. A service of rememberence will take place at Trinity Methodist Church, Winterton on Monday 4th March 2019 at 2.00 pm. Family flowers only please by request, if desired donation in lieu for Lindsey Lodge Hospice may be sent to Button & Huteson Funeral Directors, King Street, Winterton DN15 9TP
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Norm & Col
28/02/2019
Remember you and family when we were young cousins. Charlie Guilliatt Goxhill.
C Guilliatt
26/02/2019
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C Guilliatt
26/02/2019
Great loss, sad another Earlsgate Gardens lad has gone be up there with Walace Sargent. RIP Snod.
John Hoodless (Korky)
20/02/2019
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Marie Dewson
20/02/2019
Great bloke was Keith. One of the finest of the Winterton Earlsgate Gardens crew, RIP my friend.
Doug ( Bryan) Parker
20/02/2019
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Keith: a man who was straight talking, helpful and the most ‘practical’ quality control man I ever knew.

For me he managed to put the most complicated of blast furnace subjects in to simple terms - a rare attribute amongst the technical fraternity.

I am very grateful for his help and encouragement during the early part of my career. I am sorry for his family’s loss. He was a good man.

Steve Taylor







Stephen Taylor
20/02/2019
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