I'm raising £750 to fund improvements to the relatives room in ICU at Maidstone Hospital in memory of my husband Dr Alistair Challiner who worked there and spent his final days under the wonderful care of the whole team. Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.
In loving memory of Dr. Alistair Richard Keith Challiner who sadly passed away on 23rd December 2025,
Aged 62 years
He will be deeply missed by his loving wife, family and friends.
Family flowers only have been requested.
Donations, if desired, in memory of Alistair may be made by clicking on the just giving link.
People are requested to wear a hint of blue.
Please note that there will be a live stream for this service,
If you would like this please contact John weir Funeral Directors who will give you the link.
Dear Noreen
I just wanted to say how sorry I am to hear of the passing of Alistair … he was such a character .. never to be forgotten . I remember his dry humour and very calm manner would make us all laugh and feel reassured in emergency situations at Maidstone ♥️♥️I can’t imagine the loss you must be feeling. Sending love and thoughts to you and your family Xx
Becky ♥️
What a beautiful send off. Thank you so much everybody who came, sent thoughts, cards, messages. Alistair was truly loved.
Thank you to John weir funeral directors who did a fabulous job. To Edenwood Place who made the wake special and to Wigmore Flowers. Wow they were lovely.
Miranda and I with the family are blessed. Xx
Such very sad news Noreen, thinking of you and your family at this time.
I am very sad to hear about Alistair. He was a good Doctor and mentor and most of all a good person and will be really missed.
May Alistair’s soul rest in eternal peace.
So sorry to hear this sad news Noreen
I always enjoyed my times in ITU doing the medical supplies, Alastair always spoke ,a lovely guy .
Love to you & yr family ❤️
Alistair- You will be sadly missed and I will always be thankfully for your support you gave helping my professional development and that of UK Police tactical medicine.
Unfortunately I will be participating in one of your favourite pastimes of holidaying abroad when you have you send off. Kindest regards Paul.
Always a Wise Man. Rest in peace x
Yes….may have been a bit drunk in this one. Up to our usual mischief at a Christmas do. Bloody good times.
In his element discussing military history and tactics….and looking at fast jets. Was a great day.
A cracking day out as usual looking at planes, talking history, and having a laugh.
Noreen I am very sorry for your loss loss, Alistair will be very much missed.
Dear Noreen and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Alistair was a truly kind, funny man and a brilliant doctor, and he will be so fondly remembered by all who knew him. Sending you all my love. Helen x
My condolences to you and your family. Dr Alistair Challiner was my favourite Consultants Anaesthetist. I have worked with him for 25 years. He was my mentor and always cheerful. He could be approached anytime for help and advice. I felt secure in his presence. Very fond memories. Regards Tmgopal
Many condolences to you and your family .
I had the privilege of working with Alistair and knowing him from 2010 when I started working in the Emergency Department.
What a pleasure to have spent time in his company and guidance . Dr Peter Martin
October 2015 - ‘up to no good’ having a sneaky snack in the prep room. Never a dull moment doing a list with Alistair. X
Alistair enjoying the snacks in the ALS faculty room June 23
Sending love and my deepest sympathies to you Noreen and to all of your family. I am so sorry.
Alistair was such a lovely man and a wonderful Doctor. He was gentle and kind and had a lovely manner and a mischievous sense of humour !
He will be hugely missed and never forgotten.
Rest in peace dear friend, it has been such a privilege to have known you
Always a Wise Man. Rest in peace x
Yes….may have been a bit drunk in this one. Up to our usual mischief at a Christmas do. Bloody good times.
In his element discussing military history and tactics….and looking at fast jets. Was a great day.
A cracking day out as usual looking at planes, talking history, and having a laugh.
October 2015 - ‘up to no good’ having a sneaky snack in the prep room. Never a dull moment doing a list with Alistair. X
Alistair enjoying the snacks in the ALS faculty room June 23
Nikki & Adrian’s wedding in Malta 2015. Such fond memories. Rob loves to tell the story of how I squeezed in between them. According to the evidence, I was strategically sandwiched… knowing full well how much I love personal space.”😂
Leeds Castle ball ?2000/2001
MITU Christmas do 2016
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