Kay Sylvia Harward (24 Feb 1953 - 29 May 2024)

Rest in peace Kay xx

Kay always made me chuckle, she was so funny and effervescent! She would drive past Dave on his way to work with UB40 booming out of her car and beep him and shout out, alright Dick!
The world will be a much duller, quieter place without Kay or Gobby as I affectionally had her in my phone!
Sleep tight Kay, rest in peace xxx

Remembering the days of the jewellery parties all the laughs and good fun we had. Never forgetting you dressing up as Mummy Christmas and walking around Surrey Quays lighting up everyone’s day. You were a truly remarkable one of a kind friend, you will be missed. Lots of love to Fay, Frankie, Fiona and family xx

Kay, you was one of a kind unique loving and thoughtful person. There was never a dull moment when you were around. RIP you will be truly missed, lots of love to Fay, Frankie, Fiona and Family xx

In honour of our beautiful Kay

Shine bright my darling

We will all miss you more than words can say. I will miss our nights out and the laughs we had.
You were a truly remarkable a Women so very kind and generous I feel blessed and privileged to call you my friend


With all my love xxx

In memory of an amazing woman. It was a privilege to know you Kay. A fighter through life and right until the end. You will live on through Fay, Frankie and Fiona who I know will continue to make you proud as they always have. RIP Kay xx

Such a kind, generous and funny lady. An amazing mum and nan xx

Rotherhithe Street will never be the same without you and neither will life. 18 years as your neighbour and you kept our homes safe. Always watching out for us and anything that didn't look right. Even the one two many wanting a wee in the bushes behind the Docklands and you shouting out "Oi you dirty so and so!" You shouting out to the foxes 🦊 "Get out of the road!" to save them and the cooked chicken and sausages every night that you fed them that they then fed their fur babies and you fed the birds. Endless love not only for us humans but for animals. Your children are a credit to you. ❤️They did the most amazing job showing that love back to you. ❤️ I will miss you until we meet again my beautiful friend. A light has gone out. But it must shine so brightly in heaven because you truly were a 🌟that was born to leave footprints wherever you go. Love you Kay. 😘

RIP Kay, thinking of you all Fay, Frankie & Fiona, lots of love from all of us at The Moby Dick

R.I.P Kay,What a Lovely Lady you was,Downtown ain't gonna be the same without you,Sleep Tight my Angel,Xxx

Kay, you were one of the best friends anyone could ever wish for l. When I think back to the many years we worked together, I always have a smile on my face. Then to the most recent memories of when I left London & you used to come and visit me every 2 weeks. Going to all different places and always making an impression everywhere you went. I would joke that you were care in the community and tell people I was looking after you l. I will always treasure our memories and Thursdays will never be the same.
Sending much love and prayers to Fay, Frankie, Fiona and family.

They certainly broke the mould when they made you Kay. The most fabulous of crazy who I love dearly, such a beautiful soul who would help anybody, you will be truly missed. Thinking of Fay, Frankie and Fiona at this, the hardest of times 🙏🏻🩷💙🩷

Kay you was one of a kind never a dull moment when you was about but the one memory i will always remember was when I was in Tesco just bought some flowers and what you shouted out but I shouldn’t of expected anything else from you sleep tight Kay ❤️

R.I.P my beautiful friend I am going to miss the laughs we had on our nights out & the times we shared together that are now memories that I will cherish forever xx
Good night God bless Kay xx❤️❤️xx

We are so sorry for your loss Fay, Frankie and Fiona, your mum will be sorely missed by everyone

From Simon & Terry

Thinking of Fay, Frankie, Fiona & Family at this extremely difficult time. No words will heal your pain…
The amount of messages is testament to how special Kay was to so many of us.
I have lots of fond memories of Kay whilst growing up… One in particular was going to Walworth Road shopping and Kay giving the ‘Safeway’ or similar carrier bags to myself and Fay to carry whilst ensuring she was carrying the designer shopping bags… swinging the ‘Panache’ or ‘Cockney Rebble’ bags with pride 🤣
Another is when Kay would make the car “dance” aka swerve in time with the music whilst taking us all dancing.
Or when she mimicked Nina Nana from the news whilst ironing and Fiona lobbed a coat hanger down the stairs as she thought Kay had said “need a hanger”.
Kay… May you rest in peace and cause havoc in heaven. Lots of love Carly & Family xx 😘