Reginald George Brown (26 Mar 1932 - 3 Sep 2016)
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Reginald
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- Location
- Tenterden Cemetery Cranbrook Road Kent TN30 6UG
- Date
- 7th Oct 2016
- Time
- 1.30pm
In loving memory of Reginald George Brown who sadly passed away on 3rd September 2016.
Reg passed away in The Mayday Hospital in Croydon, London, with Pneumonia. Reg was in no pain and died peacefully with his family at his side.
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So sorry to hear about the passing of Reg. He taught me how to box in the 70s at OBC. He was a true gentleman and been an inspiration to me throughout my own life. Thank you Reg and rest in peace. 🙏
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Hello I would just like to say that this is so sad to hear this god rest Reg Soul I used to go to a young Boy’s Club all the way back in the 1980s it was the O B C Club on Web Street in Bermondsey just of Tower Bridge Road and they used to be Boxing up Stairs we moved away and I lost contact with Reg I went back there a few times over the years but no one ever knew where he was and I was just wondering if this is him I really think it is because he looks a lot like the Reg I knew it was 1985 when we moved from Bermondsey he thought me how to Box and I went for a few Fights but the other boys didn’t turn up so I only had one Fight I would like to know for sure if it’s Reg and if it would it be okay if I could go and visit his grave to show my respect god bless 👍
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Hello Martin, this is Reg who you knew from the boxing club, thank you for getting in touch
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Hello Susan, I’m sorry I just seen your reply now. Thank you so much for getting back to me, would you know if it’s possible for me to visit Reg’s grave to show my respects?
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Hello Martin, Reg was buried in Tenterden Kent opposite where his mum & dad are laid to rest. Unfortunately I do not have a number for the grave. We had a photo of him put on a plaque of when he was running in a marathon.
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Reg was my boxing instructor around 1976. He was a great man who helped me win the best novis boxer of the year award. He really showed me the way. I would like to thank Reg for what he gave me. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. I had tried to make contact but no one seemed to know where he was. I can be found on Facebook as Ronald Lucken
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In loving memory of our Cousin Reg, Flo, Mike, Ben, Julia & Family x
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My uncle Reg, you helped so many people by running hundresds of miles for charity. So many marathons, 20+ London marathons and god knows how many others.
We had a few laughs along the way, it was a pleasure to have you as my uncle.
"Who's looking at you kid"
With lots of love Susan x
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This for my uncle Reg, who ran hundreds of miles and rasied thousand of pounds for Diabetics UK.
"Who's looking at you kid" x
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This is for my uncle Reg who raised so much the Diabetics uk.
"who's looking at you kid"
Susan
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i will always remember marathon day when you always stop to have a photo day and a drink of water and went right back running you will be missed love Bernard and Karen
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To a dear dad and grandad will be sorely missed you will be always be in my heart. You are now with mum lots of love Elaine x x x
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A true Gentleman who inspired so many people. Reggie Brown, you raised a fortune for so many worthy causes. May you rest in peace with your Mum and Dad, and of course your beloved Olive.
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To my very special cousin Reggie Brown. I shall never forget you, and will remember you fondly . Sleep well, forever in our hearts Annie Brown xx
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To dear Reg, thanks for all the good times that we had at Stanfields boxing club. You were great with us and the young kids that trained at the boxing club , we learnt so much from you, plus all the charity work you done for the club. Reg you was one of the best & it was a pleasure to know you. Deepest Sympathy to the family Gary
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