Kim Elliott (31 Jan 1961 - 9 Aug 2026)

Kim was a decent bloke; a good man. I am honoured to have know him over the last four and a half years. He was a devoted husband and his beloved Mille had him wrapped around her finger (or, more accurately, her hoof). What i'll remember most about Kim was his flair in the kitchen; he was an excellent chef and baker. He introduced me to some of the best country pubs in somerset and he always made me cherry flapjack just the way I like it, with extra cherries! I know that Jo and I will continue to visit his favourite pubs for dinner and raise a glass of rum in his memory.
Goodbye my friend x

Kim was an amazing person, always so generous with his time to help anyone. He was definitely one of the good guys.
Kim was a great man and Leader, his UW business will continue on to greater heights, that is a certainty.
RIP young man, we promise to have a drink (or two) for you each time we visit the Flying Fish. Kim will never be forgotten.

Kim was an amazing person, he was always so kind and considerate, he would do anything for anyone to help resolve a problem. His dedication to his UW business was immense and we will miss him dearly. On our visits to the Flying Fish, we will always remember the fun times with Kim & Jo. RIP Big man.

Deepest condolences from your friends and colleagues at Somerset Motorhome Centre.

Kim,
Unique in every way. You will be missed.
Claire & Mark.

Thank you Kim for just being you a good friend and colleague, I will never forget the help you gave me when I needed it, taken to soon rest in peace my friend.

Such a lovely, kind and gentle soul. Taken far too early. I didn't know Kim well but he was always so cheerful and supportive.

An honest and pure soul taken far too soon. You are a true gentleman. A salt of the earth kind of guy. Kind, helpful, polite and a wicked sense of humour. Thank you for trusting me with your precious Millie for the last year, every future ride we will look to the sky and talk to you. I hope we make you smile. I promise I will look after Jo. Rest peacefully Kim. We will miss you x

Although we were just acquaintances, when I needed help you were there for me and you saved the day.
Your selfless act will never be forgotten. Thank you an RIP.

Keith

Kim was a special man who I got to know through scuba diving when he joined the Wellington and Taunton sub aqua club. He was a man who was always willing to help in whatever way he could. More recently he helped us with some property renovation work at short notice when my husband was just out of hospital. Forever grateful for his kindness, help and friendship.