Keith’s FUNERAL SERVICE will take place entirely in the
Florey Chapel, Centennial Park Cemetery, 760 Goodwood Road, Pasadena.
Monday November 20, 2023 at 2:30pm.
The Funeral Mass will also be available by livestream.
Please use the link provided above.
Died comfortably at home surrounded by love.
Cherished husband of Warren Chambers for 39.5 years.
Beloved brother of Dawn, John, Christopher (deceased), Douglas (deceased).
and brother-in-law of Sandra, Barry and Daday, and their families.
A life filled with activities, with enthusiasm,
courage and determination, leaving great memories.
Deep in our hearts, memories are kept of our loved one, we will never forget.
A long time friend who had a wonderful view of the world.A partner to Warren for many years and they made a very happy couple He will be greatly missed by all who knew him for his love for everyone and his enthusiasm for life.
What a fight you gave dear Keith. We will miss you so much. Big hug to you Warren.
At peace at last. Farewell. Warren will cherish all those memories and happy times.
Uncle Keith, Thank-you for the many happy and precious family moments we had with you. You were always a wonderful Uncle to us and lovely great Uncle to Connor and Alana. We were blessed to have you with us and are proud of the wonderful man you are. Rest peacefully Uncle Keith until we meet again. Lots of love from us eternally xxxx
On behalf of Adelaide Friendship Force club, we send sincere condolences to you Warren. Keith was amazing, a true stalwart of our club. He put up such a fight to stay with you, but is now free of all the pain he endured for so long. Surrounding you with big hugs our dear friend. Love Jill and all your friends from the club.
Keith, you were like the Ever ready Bunny.You just kept keeping on with your fight. Warren you were such a steadfast, loving support.
So sorry to hear about Keith’s passing, he will be sadly missed by all. We have good memories of Keith through the FForce. Love to Warren our thoughts are with you.
Prayers are with you especially today.
My condolences to all of Keiths many friends. Warren will miss Keith, they were a couple. I particularly enjoyed our dancing days together.
I wish I could be there today but I will be thinking of you Warren and sending lots of love.
A beautiful man gone too soon. Condolences to his husband Warren and Keith’s family.
Deepest sympathy to Warren and to the Herbig family, in particular Keith's sister Dawn. Keith was a true champion of the Adelaide Queer Community for many, many decades. He and Warren are/where true warriors of our cause. To the very end Keith remained true to the man he was, one who I admired immensely, an admiration that will remain with me always.
Keith, a radiant and delightful soul, entered our lives years ago in Adelaide. The privilege of meeting both Keith and Warren during our student days remains a cherished memory. The warmth of Keith's presence will be deeply missed, leaving a heartfelt void. His boundless energy and passion for exploring the world were truly extraordinary. Though the world may seem a bit colder without him, the warmth of the moments shared with Keith will forever keep our hearts aglow.
Uncle Keith, What an insprirational and couragous person you have been. Your journey has been nothing short of remarkable, and I feel incredibly blessed to have shared so many amazing memories with you and Warren over the years. You truly hold a special place in my heart and memories that I will cherish forever.
What an insprirational and couragous person you have been.
A farewell filled with love, compassion and humour for a life lived with passion and a love and curiosity of life.
Many fond memories of gay bush walks right through the 80s with Keith & Warren and glad to have stayed in touch with Keith to the end
Warren John Chambers -
As my partner, soul-mate & more recently husband, over 39 years we shared a "full-on" active community life together; with 25 years membership of the Adelaide International Friendship Force which as hosters and being hosted "changed the way we see (saw) the World". A most stoic battler of bone cancer pain Keith is now at rest - a great loss - with all my love Warren.