RADFORD, Kaye Frances

18 May 1952 - 29 July 2023

Beloved wife of Alan (dec).

Loving mum and mother-in-law of Paul and Kim, and Wayne.

Loving sister and sister-in-law of David and Denise, Irene and Neville.

Grandmother of Caleb, Lachlan and Riley.

Friend to all that she met.

We wish you peace

Funeral notice

Friday August 04, 2023, 10:00am

Such sadness that yet again, cancer has taken such a special person from our lives. Kaye ( she said I had to stop calling her Aunty, it made her feel old🙂) radiated such warmth and kindness. Our childhoods were happier for those family camping trips, and our lives were enriched by fun family gatherings. Sadly, I cannot attend the funeral to show my love and respect for this beautiful lady, but her soul will be in the sunshine, warming us all.xx

Raeleen Ritchie
August 03, 2023 5:17 pm
So very many fond memories of time spent with Aunty Kaye, Uncle Alan and the boys growing up, camping at Lake Bolac and Lake Londsdale, fishing and yabbying. The adventures of camping in the outback near Mootwingee NP and all the many bbq picnics at Mount Cole are times I remember dearly. Kaye was such a selfless, kind and compassionate lady who proved such an inspiration to me, especially in adulthood and I will miss her presence in my life very much. I am so grateful for the opportunity to go visit her 8 weeks ago to say goodbye and give her a warm hug. Rest in peace Kaye, your suffering has ended.

Sheryl Ritchie
August 01, 2023 11:44 am

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Raeleen Ritchie says:

August 3, 2023 at 5:17 pm

Such sadness that yet again, cancer has taken such a special person from our lives. Kaye ( she said I had to stop calling her Aunty, it made her feel old🙂) radiated such warmth and kindness. Our childhoods were happier for those family camping trips, and our lives were enriched by fun family gatherings. Sadly, I cannot attend the funeral to show my love and respect for this beautiful lady, but her soul will be in the sunshine, warming us all.xx
Sheryl Ritchie says:

August 1, 2023 at 11:44 am

So very many fond memories of time spent with Aunty Kaye, Uncle Alan and the boys growing up, camping at Lake Bolac and Lake Londsdale, fishing and yabbying. The adventures of camping in the outback near Mootwingee NP and all the many bbq picnics at Mount Cole are times I remember dearly. Kaye was such a selfless, kind and compassionate lady who proved such an inspiration to me, especially in adulthood and I will miss her presence in my life very much. I am so grateful for the opportunity to go visit her 8 weeks ago to say goodbye and give her a warm hug. Rest in peace Kaye, your suffering has ended.