Dedicated to the memory of Robin Ware
This site is a tribute to Robin Ware, who was born on February 15, 1953. He is much loved and will always be remembered. Robin was a wonderful loving and caring husband, dad and grandad. He was a great man of God and a pillar of The Oak Community Church for many years. While we know he is rejoicing with the saints before the throne of God, more alive than ever before, we feel his loss and celebrate his life.
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I was sad to read of Robins passing over the Christmas period. Our company had just began to support the Foodbank with collections prior to COVID and we remember meeting Robin who kindly came in to brief our staff about how you work. He was truly inspirational to listen to and provided some shocking but useful information about the food shortages families face in Bromley. Please accept our condolences for your loss.
- Rachel Pollock, Newton Media
Amanda
9th February 2021
We extend our heartfelt and deepest condolences to Robin’s family. All of us here at Cray Valley Parish were shocked and greatly saddened to hear this awful news.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Robin’s family at this very hard time.
With love and blessings,
Cray Valley Parish
Amanda
9th February 2021
Sincere condolences to Robin's family on the sudden loss of someone so special and vibrant, and so full of good humour in all circumstances. All of us at the food bank Oak centre, where I volunteer, will miss his unbounded enthusiasm, support and commitment. Without Robin Foodbank would not have become the wonderful resource for those in crisis that it has grown has to be. It is a lasting tribute to his memory. May he rest in peace.
God bless, Olwen Whiteside
Amanda
9th February 2021
Candles
To my dear departed Brother, of course it's a Chelsea blue background... Missing u, but you've left me a life time of memories, corny jokes, daft moments and can't believe you've gone .... Luv yer skin an blister
Hazel Chelsea gal xx
Lit by Sister Hazel on 2nd January 2021
A wonderful friend, a great Boys' Brigade colleague and a true Christian gentleman.
Lit by John Lines on 31st December 2020
Remembering singing with you in the community choir ....May you rise in glory .God grant you enternal peace....Amen
Lit by Jo Boorman on 30th December 2020
