Ken Hilton

Kenneth's cousin, Helen, here. Going back to our youth and early teens, Ken was such a natural and precocious sportsman. I can envision him in his cricket whites, and have a fond memory of him walking up the slope to the cricket green at Pagham, (opposite his home) and bowling many a fine innings. He greatly impressed our father and many of the adults in his orbit. Ken's charisma will be greatly missed and I am sending my deepest condolences to his family.

From The Phillips family

Remember you and Julie - at the Lamb - such fun - a joy to serve both of you behind the bar - you both always made me laugh so much - such kindness and generosity too- always thought you to be the Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor of Pagham . A pleasure to have made both your acquaintances. A life force - now rest X

God bless Kenny…Lots of happy memories of great times spent with you, Julie and the gang xx

Cherished memories of happy childhood times spent with Ken and his sisters, and never forgetting the love and kindness that was always part of any time spent with them and their parents.
Maureen Varndell (nee Mead)

My darling husband Kenny. Words cannot say how much I love and miss you, your at peace now and please be sure that all my love is with you. You will be in my heart forever. Julie.xx

A fabulous big brother who was always fun, kind and generous. Loved in life, sadly missed and forever in our hearts.

With much love and very happy memories of a great brother who bought joy and happiness to so many people