Keith SARTEN Obituary

Condolences to you all on the death of your father. A giant to Totara has toppled in the forest of life.
Carolyn and Gary Jackson

we are saddened to hear of your loss. stay strong.

Our condolence to the Sarten families. Keith was a great neighbour to us on Richmond road always very helpful.

Our sincere condolences to Dave, Wendy and all of the Sarten families. Our association goes back to the Tyson's era which started in 1987. Betty and Tony McGreal.

Our deepest sympathy to the family. Many happy memories of time spent with Margaret and Keith.
Noel and Nell Probyn

I have many wonderful memories of Uncle Keith and being up at the farm. I remember him trying to teach me to crutch sheep, he had a lot of patience and a great attitude lol. I was born on Uncle Keith's 21st birthday so we always knew each other's age. As a young boy I always rang him on our birthday to remind him how old he was.
I am sorry I can't be there for his funeral. My thoughts are with you all.

Sorry to read of Keith´s passing. He was a lovely neighbour across from us on Corbett Rd. Just sorry I didn´t know he was in Coronation Lodge. Sincere sympathy to family
Barbara Gregory

Appreciated Keith's memories of Tikorangi and enjoyed talking to him when working on the Tikorangi book. Glad I had the opportunity to know him

Sincere condolences to the Sarten families with Uncle Keith´s passing.
Alison Boylan

Sincere condolences to Keith's family. Sorry that I will not be able attend Keith's funeral. We had many moments, first meeting at the Waitara Alzheimer's Carers Group and helping each other, he with advice about pruning my roses and me adding a few stitches to repair well loved clothes. He certainly enjoyed company and a hug. I was pleased to have caught up with him at the rest home. Rest easy dear friend. Hope to livestream in, thanks for that opportunity.

A man who enjoyed indoor bowls and the company there. He was a friend to many. May he rest in peace.