Kulwant 'Pat' Singh Patpatia (1 Sep 1944 - 24 Apr 2026)
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Kulwant 'Pat'
Wisdom Hospice Charity
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In loving memory of Kulwant 'Pat' Singh Patpatia who sadly passed away on 24th April 2026, aged 81 years.
Pat, as he was loving known, will be deeply missed by loving wife Brenda, son Aneal, daughters' Tanya, Teresa, Louisa and Yasmine, family and friends. Reunited once more with daughter Kristina.
All those who remember Pat are welcome to attend the funeral service.
It will be held on:
Tuesday 19th May at 2:00 pm
at the
Garden of England Crematorium, Sheppy Way, Bobbing, Sittingbourne, Kent. ME9 8GZ.
All are welcome that knew him and loved him.
(BLACK DRESS CODE PLEASE . We Appreciate it)
Family flowers only please.
If desired, a donations in memory of Pat for the 'Wisdom Hospice Charity' who took such good care of him, would be gratefully received and can be made online via this page and link below.
—- A message from his wife: Brenda Lilian Patpatia —
“ After the passing away of my much loved Husband Kulwant Patpatia, fondly known as Mr Pat of Eltoba leather and leisurewear Chatham for almost 5 decades, I would sincerely like to thank all those lovely people over many yrs for your loyalty and support of our business Eltoba.
Many not only purchased leather jackets for themselves but returned back with their own children and Grandchildren.
There were also many others who came back time and time again for made to measure leather garments.
My Husband Mr Pat of Eltoba Chatham who passed away due to heart failure will be without a doubt tremendously missed and remains forever in my heart.
From his Loving wife
Brenda Lilian. Xx
Thank you for all your care and the times you shared in knowing Pat.”
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We will miss you and all your amazing stories,
I have so much respect for you always
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Will be forever missed by everyone Helen Rod
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Kulwant chachaji (uncle) was my cool awesome uncle when I was a kid. I remember well the stories he shared and the way he always had some facts or story about anything and nothing. I remember his shop and the awesome godt of a leather Michal Jackson jacket. He was always energetic, funny and caring. Thank you for the time together and my fondest memories. Love you miss you.
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In loving memory of a wonderful friend to me, my husband and children. With loving memories we'll treasure forever.
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A truly lovely man and a privilege to have known him. He leaves behind an amazing family who are a reflection of the love and kindness he gave. Gone but never forgotten 🕯️
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Dearest Pat,
Thank you for the many fun times with you in the shop and at home. You always managed to make me and Aneal laugh and had wise words and good advice for us. Thank you to you and your family for always being welcoming to me. You will forever remain in my memories until we meet again.
Best wishes
James
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Sending love to all family & friends 🙏🏼
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I still find it hard to believe you are gone. Life is often a matter of timing, and it weighs heavy on my heart that we were only one day away from seeing you again. We had our tickets ready, but sadly, time ran out.
Yet, I choose to focus on the gratitude. I am so thankful for your several visits to Norway and that you were there to witness our wedding. Your joy on the dance floor is a memory we will always carry with us. Most of all, I am grateful that Sehaj had the chance to meet you several times and feel the warmth of an extra Grand-dad.
The nights we shared a room while traveling remain some of my most cherished moments. Listening to your stories about the life you and Dad lived together was like receiving a map of our history and roots. The energy you two had while competing for storytelling space is a memory that still makes me smile.
You leave a void that cannot be filled, but you also leave a legacy of stories and love. Rest in peace, Uncle. We love you and we miss u. <3
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