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In loving memory of Chris Peter Knowles who sadly passed away on 12th October 2019 aged 69 years.
Much loved husband, father, grandfather, brother and best friend who meant so much to so many.
Funeral service will be held at Charing Crematorium on Monday 4th November 2019 at 12.00 noon.
Family request that smart, casual clothing may be worn and black formal is not essential.
Immediate family flowers only please and donations, if desired, with cheques made payable to 'Cancer Research UK'
or 'St. Michael's Hospice' can be sent c/o T W Fuggle & Son Funeral Directors, 20 Ashford Road, Tenterden, Kent
TN30 6QU or made online via this webpage.
The Knowles Family & friends
Chris, your memory lives on in our hearts
To Chris, your memory lives on in our hearts
To Chris, your memory lives on in our hearts
As a family we would like to thank everyone who came to Chris' funeral and wake.
We didn't realise how many hearts he had touched over the years. He was a most kind, generous, selfless person. We miss him so much but memories of him will live in our hearts forever.
Carol and family xxx
We wish to thank everyone who helped us to nurse Chris in his last few days at home as he wished. He looked very peaceful in the end.
As a family we are grieving for our loss. He enriched our lives in so many ways.
His memory will live in our hearts forever. Love Carol and family xxxx
We are all ever so grateful for the fantastic team that helped to look after my Dad when he chose to spend his last days at home and made sure he was comfortable. Thank you.
Dad will be in our thoughts always, Love Joanne and family xxx
We are all ever so grateful for the fantastic team that helped to look after my Dad when he chose to spend his last days at home and made sure he was comfortable. Thank you.
Dad will be in our thoughts always, Love Joanne and family xxx
We are all ever so grateful for the fantastic team that helped to look after my Dad when he chose to spend his last days at home and made sure he was comfortable. Thank you.
Dad will be in our thoughts always, Love Joanne and family xxx
We are all ever so grateful for the fantastic team that helped to look after my Dad when he chose to spend his last days at home and made sure he was comfortable. Thank you.
Dad will be in our thoughts always, Love Joanne and family xxx
From Diana & family
Sadly missed
Thanks for the support you gave my Dad and Mum in the final weeks.
So many happy memories of all the great times I shared with Dad over the last 40 years, I was very lucky. Glad we gave you a fitting send off.
In memory of Chris such a lovely man
In memory of Chris such a lovely man
A true gentlemen
A True gentleman
Chris was a lovely man who was taken too early. I have fond memories over the 33 years we knew each other, but for some reason, discussing Blind Faith on a freezing winter's morning on the platform at Staplehurst station sticks out. Please keep using the jukebox.
.A great running friend. Sorely missed.
With love and great redpect
With love and great redpect
Deeply saddened by this news. Chris Knowles was a good one. Keep On Rocking in the Free World... Indeed!
Chris was far more to me than my big brother, he was the great, generous and genuine guy I always looked up to and who so often looked out to help me as he did for others too.
We're supposed to say Rest in Peace but I'd wish somehow Chris could be in a classic V8 muscle car playing West Coast music with the volume on 11
A lovely man taken far too soon. We will miss you
Chris was a wonderful man who taught us much and inspired us with good music, great games and great sporting good achievements. He will be sorely missed.
Thinking of you all x
The Knowles Family & friends
This is my favourite photo of Chris. It's with Carol and it's at Indianapolis 2008 one of the temples of motorsport his other true love
So many happy memories of silly games with serious rules, family holidays and day trips. I have many favourite photos but this one is very special - my dad. Xxxx
Brenda and I enjoyed visiting National Trust and English Heritage places with Chris & Carol. I took this picture of Chris at Petworth in 2013. I think it's a striking image, set against a wonderful landscape, that conveys his strength of character.
It was hard to choose a photo but this picture really sums up some of the best memories...the many Christmas evenings with Dad in charge of the Escalado horse races. As the picture shows, a family man bringing joy to those around him. Love Joanne xxx
Such a lovely photo, Chris with his beloved Corvette in France taking our neighbours out for a spin, one by one, followed by the usual photo call! Our kind, patient, brave, very special brother in law and Uncle. Love you always, Anne, Mick and family xx
How I remember Dad: a sunny day at Le Mans admiring the cars at St Saturnin car show, wearing his Chaparral t-shirt, camera over his shoulder, next to his own pride and joy... Simon
Monument Valley, Route 66 adventure 2014
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