Dad's funeral will take place at 2pm on Thursday 11 June at Medway Crematorium.  The service will be taken by the Very Reverend Dr Philip Hesketh, Dean of Rochester Cathedral. 
 
Due to the social distancing measures in place, the amount of people that are allowed to attend the service is restricted so we have specifically invited people to attend on the day.  Please be assured if we were not in the midst of this pandemic, the funeral service would have taken place at the Cathedral allowing you all to attend.  Looking ahead, we are planning to hold a service of celebration for Dad's life in the Cathedral at a later date. We will let you know when this has been arranged and hope that we can all come together on that occasion. 
 
We would still really love you to join us for his funeral on 11 June, and you can do this by watching the service on the internet. The crematorium will broadcast the service so please use these instructions to access the feed.
 
Log onto www.obitus.com
 
Enter the username: medway7388 and password: 545035
 
The live stream will begin approximately 5 to 10 minutes before the service starts, but do log on in advance to test the feed and you will be directed to the holding page detailing the service, there is a video of a waterfall that can be played to make sure your connection is working.  The service will be available to watch again 3-5 days after the funeral.  We are currently working on the order of service and will also make this available digitally for you all in good time.
 
Thank you so much for your response to our tribute website, we are taking great comfort from all your stories and photo's of Dad.  He really was a special man and we thank you for taking the time to contribute, it means a lot to us. 
 
All our love
 
Laura and Dawn xx

Donations
Please use the facility on this website to make a donation to MNDA, Mid-Kent Branch.

£2,496.25 inc giftaid was raised for Motor Neurone Disease Association (MND)
It means a lot to us that we can raise money for such a good cause at this very difficult time. MNDA is a charity that was very close to Dad's heart - please give generously in his name if you can. Thank you x