Robin Brown (13 Jun 1961 - 4 May 2026)

I worked with Robin at United Biscuits for a number of years. So sad to hear about his passing. He was very supportive to me and I send my heartfelt sympathies to Jane and his children.

Remembering Robin, a much loved member of our Invigilating Team. A pleasure to work with and will be forever missed.
Love from The Maths School Invigilators

I met Robin through our roles as invigilators and we hit it off from the start. He was funny and mischievous and we soon had our own banter. Due to conversations we had he became “Posh Boy” and I became “Darnley Road Doff”! It was fun and a pleasure to work with you Robin and you will be missed. Rest in Peace Robin

Robin was a good friend. He was energetic in and about Upchurch Village, taking part in pantomimes and plays and he led the local scout troop for many years. He wws a good husband to Diane and a good father to Jonathan and Lucy. He was an honest, true gentleman!

Robin seemed to pop in and out of my life over the years since I was at school. Always ended up laughing and one of the kindest people I ever met. My Mum even used to call him Funny Robin" and we were all very fond of him. Such a sad loss for his family sending love to you x

In memory of Robin Brown.

In memory of a very special cousin.

Treasured memories of my very special brother.

Robin was a fun loving person with a cheeky smile and a great laugh. He was very articulate about current affairs and sought fairness/justice in the world. Bill and I quite often had a good chat over the garden fence.
I share Robin's love of Radio 4!
God bless you dear Robin.

From the Constable and Collins families. RIP Robin

I only met Robin in latter years working with him as an invigilator. He was such a lovely man, so much fun to work with and always a bit mischievous. Always had a good story to tell. We will miss you Robin it was a pleasure to have known you. Rest in Peace Robin

God looked around his garden and he saw an empty space, he then looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face. He put his arms around you, and lifted you to rest. Gods garden must be beautiful, he only takes the best.
You will leave a massive hole in our hearts and lives. You became a part of our family, the family of Scouts and I know many of them looked up to you. We have seen how you helped to influence the lives of many, and will continue to do so.
God bless you Robin.

We all have fond memories of time spent with Robin. He will be greatly missed x

We remember the holidays the quiz’s the dinners and the fun and we will miss you when we think of them, rest in piece Rob

I first met Robin and his family 25 years ago
and we soon became very close friends.Never forget those summer family holidays Spain, Italy twice Sweden, France 3 times and most recently Scotland. The canoe race in George de Verdon France fantastic.
Soon progressed to Christmas Market trips in the winter. Cologne,Brugge, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest and some on home soil.
We did cricket matches over many years in the summer, Lords, Oval and Canterbury. Followed The Gills on many away evening games during the winter seasons. Played Golf regularly.
Some fantastic memories of a truly great friend.
We will miss you rest in peace Robin

I first met Ronin and his family 25 years ago
and we soon became very close friends.Never forget those summer family holidays Spain, Italy twice Sweden, France 3 times and most recently Scotland. The canoe race in George de Verdon France fantastic.
Soon progressed to Christmas Market trips in the winter. Cologne,Brugge, Amsterdam, Prague, Budapest and some on home soil.
We did cricket matches over many years in the summer, Lords, Oval and Canterbury. Followed The Gills on many away evening games during the winter seasons. Played Golf regularly.
Some fantastic memories of a truly great friend.
We will miss you rest in peace Robin

With all my heartfelt condolences to Di and family xxx much love Rachel x

I’ve known Robin for over 25 years through my friendship with Diane, and over those years he became such a familiar and valued part of so many memories.

I’ll always remember standing by the kitchen sink washing up while Robin chatted away beside me at parties, never short of conversation or a story. He was very much an honorary member of the Gillingham Ladies’ group because he never wanted to miss a gathering or the chance to be part of the fun.

In more recent years, we enjoyed meeting up as couples and spending weekends putting the world to rights, talking and laughing about all sorts of things — Robin could talk about almost anything and always made people feel entertained and included.

A funny, warm and memorable man who will be very much missed.


Sending love to Di Jono and Lucy x

Positive, energetic, cheerful, patriotic, easy going, never a bad word. We will miss the happiness he brought with him. Rest in peace, Robin.

Rob was a great guy and I was very saddened when we, a group of his friends from school , were told of his passing. RIP, Rob, it was a privilege to have been your friend.