Keith John Lewsey (26 Oct 1972 - 15 Apr 2026)

Rest in peace uncle Keith ❤️🕊️

You were taken too soon Keith you will be missed always rest now with the angels god bless.

fond Memories of my dear Nephew Keith Will Miss you so Much you are at Peace Now No More Pain God Bless you Keith

Thank you for all you done for my dear nephew Keith

Thank you for all the help and support you gave my Brother Keith

RIP

Keith was a truly lovely man, kind, warm, and deeply cared for by those around him. After a long and brave battle with cancer, he is finally at peace.

Keith, I miss you so so much, life is so unfair, it wasn’t your time to go. Cancer is cruel, it doesn’t pick and choose, no one safe from it. When you were diagnosed we were devastated, you then decided that it wasn’t going to get the better of you and it didn’t until just recently. Now you are gone and I am lost, I would give anything to have you back beside me but that won’t happen. If anyone is considering donating please do in Keith’s memory, we can’t keep letting this happen, Keith’s cancer was a rare form so more study and funding is needed. Keith I will see you again but until then sleep tight my angel, I loved you then, I love you now and will love you forever 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

My donation goes to funding research and spreading awareness for Neuroendocrine cancer, together we will beat cancer!

I would like to thank st lukes for making keith so comfortable on his final day and ensuring that he was peaceful.

Thank you for all you did for me in life
You were one in a billion not only as a brother but as a human being
You were taken way to soon
You will be missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing you sleep well my dearest brother until we meet again in a greater light

Neuroendocrine is a rare and little-known form of cancer that has little amounts of research into it compared to other more frequent kinds of the disease. I would like, in my dad's memory, for more funding and research to go into fighting the cancer and hopefully one day we can find a cure for it and all forms of cancer.

St Luke's were there for my dad for the best part of his battle with cancer, and we could not have asked for better support. All nurses were incredibly friendly and thoughtful, and they were generous enough to offer him a bed on his final day to make sure he was comfortable and well looked after. I will be forever grateful to the hospice.