Keith DICKSON Obituary

Hi Helen, I came to look for plots and discovered Keith here at the cemetery. So sorry to hear he has passed. What a loss of a lovely man and neighbour. Now with Jesus.
Love Christine

It has been a great honour to have reconnected with Keith & Helen in recent times.
We have been able to recall the events that brought our families together.
It was through newly weds Keith & Helen's acts of compassion and devotion whilst working within the congregation at the Baptist Church in Temuka that I will never forget. God bless you both.

Waugh Family - Peter, Ross & Jillian
and the late Florence, Heather & David

Condolences to Keith's family.
My father, Ivan Summerfield, worked alongside Keith at the Temuka domain many many years ago and were good friends. Such a lovely man and often thought about him over the years.
I hope Keith and my Dad are together once again.

Thank you to you all for these heartfelt messages. Helen is delighted to hear from you all! You are bringing up special memories. Much appreciated!

So sorry to hear of Keith´s passing.
A lovely man with a strong faith .
Lots of memories of all the Dickson clan. Deepest sympathies. Warren & Ethel White.

As a young women Keith and Helen picked us up to go to Sunday school at Baptist church in Denmark st Temuka and his parents lived next door and your house on domain avenue he will be sadly missed just a beautiful couple xx

To Helen, Greg & Rosie my thoughts are with you at this time. Keith was a special caring person who I respected immensely. He will be sadly missed.
Richard Ronald

Ron Cations.
To Helen & family. Saddened to read of Keith's passing. Good memories of sharing time and working with him, when he was curator at the Temuka Domain. Very nice person with a strong Christian faith and principles. You are not forgotten Helen from your many years in Temuka, and the bakery your family owned.

Our deepest sympathy is with Helen and family. It is sad to farewell such a dear man but thankful he is now rejoicing with his Lord for eternity. No more suffering.
Love to all
Marjorie and Gordon McNeill

Keith was my late father (Don McNab) boss at the Temuka Doman when I was at school.

Always a nice & kind man when I would go to the yard for a ride home after being at the pool.
A very family orientated man.

I visited Keith & Helen in Gore when the shifted down there.

I remember I was very proud to see the painting by my great uncle Jim Mulvey hanging in the lounge. Their parting gift from the TBC Domain team.

Thinking of you Helen, Rosemary & Greg.

Jocelyn McKay (McNab)

So sorry to learn of Keith's passing. When I was a new Christian in 1980 Keith and Helen were very caring, pastoral people in our church who I looked up to. I know Keith will be rejoicing in the presence of his Saviour Jesus Christ and hearing those words, "Well done, good and faithful servant". Love Irene (nee Johnson).

So sorry hear about Keith.
At peace now.
Elsie Hartley and Christine

Keith was a hard working neighbour and great friend in Temuka many years ago. Deepest sympathy to Helen and family. Evan Brown