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downsmail.co.uk DavidHart


DavidHart (71), of Vinters Park, died on April 4.He leaves Eileen, towhomhewas married for over 50 years, his two sons, Russell andNeville, daughter-in-law Emmajane and two grandchildren, Isabelle and Finley. David was raised in


south east London be- fore he and Eileen moved to Maidstone, living on Vinters Park for over 47 years. David was well


known in the property sector in Maidstone, working in estate agencies and lettings. For the last 15 years heworked as an usher at the Crown Court in Maidstone, gaining praise fromthe judges, staff and the public. Russell said: “My father loved music, and


was an avid fan of Tony Bennett, seeing him perform many times. He loved his garden and took great pride in its appearance.Mum andDad loved days out and holidays. “He enjoyed socialising and was well


known to staff at the Hilton Hotel and the LivingWellHealth Club. “He will be remembered as a sociable,


warm, and genuine man who loved to help others.Hismischievous sense of humourwill be sorelymissed.”


MalcolmBaker


THE death has been announced ofMalcolm Baker (75), a noted architectwho designed the Fairviewand Riverside homes in St Peter’s Street,Maidstone. He livedmost recently in Bearsted, but


spent almost 30 years inAylesford. Originally fromYorkshire,Malcolm


gained his professional qualifications at the University of Sheffield. Hemovedwith his young family toDoha


inQatar for three years,where heworked on the ambitious redesign of the city’s skyline. His search forwork then took the family


to the south of England,where he joined FairviewHomes. Malcolm was married to Barbara and fa-


ther to Michael and Elizabeth. His family praised his artistic skill and his love and care. He also leaves four grandchildren.


EllisOvery


THE death in amotorcycle accident of chef EllisOvery (21)made local headlines. He grew up in Matfield and worked in TunbridgeWells before working at theWho’d a Thought It pub in GraftyGreen. Ellis was due to take


part in amemorialmo- torcycle


ride on


Wednesday, June 13. Many of his friends completed the ride and said on social media that they had done this


in his honour. Curtis Allcorn posted on Facebook: “Last


night,we gatheredto remember youandpay our respect. It showed just howmany people you were loved by and how many of them would do anything for you. Fly high brother, ride in paradise and rest in peace x” Ellis’s friend,HarveyReade, shared details


of a fundraising page aimed at raising £5,000 for his funeral. He said: “I've known you sincepre-school.Youwere the brother I never hadandIwill always love youandremember you for the amazing kindman youwere.”


Richard Perks


RICHARDPerks (85), of Lenham,was a local builderwith a reputation thatmeant he never had to advertise forwork. Born inMaidstone, Richardmoved to PlasHeath as a three- year-old, and remained there until he and Brenda, to whomhewasmarried for 60 years,moved to Lenham. After leaving


Maidstone Technical School, Richard trained as a carpenter


and joiner beforeworking as a builder. Richardwas father to Tracy andAndrew.


Brenda said: “Richardwas a quiet and thorough personwho developed a strong reputation for hiswork. “He played football forUlcombe and


cricket for BoughtonMalherbe.Hewas a talented cricketerwho opened the baing for the village teamfor a number of years.


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34 Maidstone August 2018 “We had awonderfulweekend awaywith


the family to celebrate 60 years of marriage.” Richard leaves hiswife, children and grandsonsOliver,Henry, TomandHarry.


James Corcoran FAMILY and friends have been devastated by the sudden death of Yalding’s James Corcoran (15). TheMascallsAcademy student quickly became the subject of a tribute page on Facebookwithmany contributors praising his politeness and sharingmemories back to his early days at Yalding Primary School. LindaGilbert


posted: “Always


stopped to chat even after all the years since preschool.”Michelle Fenn posted: “Will always remember James talking to us as he walked home fromschool…such a nice polite boy!” Karen Cheese added: “Jameswas always


polite and friendly,with a real cheeky side when hewas inmy class. Itwas lovely to see howhe grewin confidence at Yalding and Iwill never forget his brilliant performance during the year six leavers’ service.He really stole the showandwas very funny! Rest in peace James.”


Yvonne Cramp


AFUNERAL service took place on July 16 for Yvonne Cramp (60), fromMarden. Yvonne spent 20 yearsworking for South East CoastAmbulance Service and died in May after a short bale with cancer. Because her cremation took placewithout a local service, former colleagues and friends organised a service at Maidstone’s Baptist Church.


Yvonne’s friend Sarah Coon asked


former colleagues to turn up in full uniform. The servicewas recorded for otherswho


could not aend. Sarah praised her friend and colleague’s larger-than-life personality and her honesty.


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