William and Victoria Kemp were both 81 when they sadly passed away at Southend Hospital. The pair, who were thought to have first met while working at MK Electrics in Progress Road, spent their lives together at their home on Western Approaches, Eastwood. Victoria passed away on January 4 and William on January 8. Their niece, Cheryl May, paid an emotional tribute to her aunt and uncle who “gave so much love and time” to everyone they met. Cheryl, who lives in Portland, Victoria in Australia, would regularly speak with her aunt and uncle on the phone. In 2007 she flew to England to meet Mr and Mrs Kemp.
A loving couple married for 44 years died from Covid-19 within days of one another - after the husband told his wife he wanted ten more years of marriage with her.
William and Victoria Kemp were both 81 years old when they passed away last week at Southend Hospital in Essex, after a short battle with the virus.
Victoria passed away first, on January 4, with William, known as Bill, close behind, on January 8.
Heartbreakingly, Bill s last words to his wife as she was taken to hospital just three days before him were: I ve had 44 years of marriage to you, I want another ten.
William and Victoria Kemp were both 81 when they sadly passed away at Southend Hospital. The pair, who were thought to have first met while working at MK Electrics in Progress Road, spent their lives together at their home on Western Approaches, Eastwood. Victoria passed away on January 4 and William on January 8. Their niece, Cheryl May, paid an emotional tribute to her aunt and uncle who “gave so much love and time” to everyone they met. Cheryl, who lives in Portland, Victoria in Australia, would regularly speak with her aunt and uncle on the phone. In 2007 she flew to England to meet Mr and Mrs Kemp.
William and Victoria Kemp were both 81 when they sadly passed away at Southend Hospital. The pair, who were thought to have first met while working at MK Electrics in Progress Road, spent their lives together at their home on Western Approaches, Eastwood. Victoria passed away on January 4 and William on January 8. Their niece, Cheryl May, paid an emotional tribute to her aunt and uncle who “gave so much love and time” to everyone they met. Cheryl, who lives in Portland, Victoria in Australia, would regularly speak with her aunt and uncle on the phone. In 2007 she flew to England to meet Mr and Mrs Kemp.