Robert Leonard King

Robert Leonard King

8th April 2023

Loving Son of Len (dec) and Mabs. Adored brother of Cheryl. Brother-in-Law of Warren. Uncle to Lachlan and Lizzie

Good mate to many.

AGED 60 years

Robert’s family and friends are invited to attend his funeral to be held at the Chapel of the Broulee Memorial Gardens Crematorium, Broulee, commencing at 1pm on Friday the 21st of April 2023.

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  • Bru and Di Irwin
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    Champion bloke will be sadly missed by many

  • Tony Burke
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    Always a laugh, always joke, always a s*^tstir. Top bloke.

    So sad to hear the news.
    GO THE SHARKIES.
    I’ll wear the jumper.

  • Peter irwin
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    A champion bloke who will be missed by many
    Bru and Di Irwin

  • Cindy Reed
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    ‘Congo’ Kingy. Our dear mate Rob King. You will be sorely missed by all who knew you. Always ready to help, always up for a cuppa and a chat, always a story to share. I hope Vince was waiting at the Pearly Gates and took you straight to a Zappa concert. I am unable to be at your funeral old mate, but I will come and sit with you for a cuppa and a story when I am back in town. Peacefully rest dear Kingy..

  • Irene Walden
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    Hey cousin, you left us too soon. You are loved by family and friends. ♡♡♡♡♡

  • Lyn Smith
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    Such sad news!😢
    Kingy was one of the original ‘Congo Crew’ .. definitely a legend in our village. A kind man who loved to chat when checking out the surf each day! 🏄‍♂️
    A Cronulla boy at heart too who loved his beloved Sharkies!
    He will be missed but never forgotten! 🥰

  • Jan Chadwick
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    Such sad news my sincere condolences to the family 💐

  • Lyn Smith
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    Such sad news. Rob was one of the original ‘Congo Crew’ .. definitely a legend in our village.
    A kind man who loved a chat when checking out the surf. Always there to lend a hand and help others.
    A Cronulla boy too who loved his Sharkies!
    He will be missed by many but never forgotten. RIP our mate Kingy!

  • jennifer abel
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    Our Kingy, the salt of the earth to be sure and a dear friend to us all in Congo and beyond. It’s hard to believe you are gone. My heart is breaking my beloved friend. You will be missed forever & ever Amen and I mean it!

  • Tanya Sauer
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    Rob is one of a kind and will be missed by many. So many great memories of our times at school and for many years after.

  • chris and alison mylott
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    you were a champion bloke, friend and work mate, the bus depot won’t be the same without your smile, laugh, friendship and help. we can’t make it on your day mate, but you will be in our thoughts and prayers. our sympathy to your family mate. RIP. you will be missed
    it has been a honour to know and work with you.

  • Shiree Faithfull
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    So long Rob “Kingy”. You always had a cheerful gidday & chat, with that cheeky twinkle in your eye. Rest in Peace Kingy

  • Michael Hogan
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    Rob was my mate since the age of 9. We were always mates, a typical North Caringbah bond, although we drifted in different circles. It was always energising to see him, as he was a happy soul who truly loved people. His loss at a relatively young age is keenly felt. Thanks for being a great mate, Rob.

    • Tim Shepherd
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      Rob , you were always so kind and helpful to our family. I loved talking about the old days surfing with you and never without a laugh . Moruya and Congo will really miss you , love from the Shepherd family to you and your family.

  • Ali Beer
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    Kingy, gone way too soon …. it was such an honour to be in your company ..you were a genuine true legend that is going to be missed so much by everyone that has had the pleasure to meet you . Much love to your family at this sad sad time … 💞
    RIP mate we will miss your smiling face always in our thoughts…
    we will keep cranking the tunes for you …
    Leon & Ali

  • Mal McNaughton
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    Shattered to hear the news, Kingy was a great mate for many years and has left us way too soon!!. Rob, you will be missed mate

  • Mark Silva
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    Very sad news. Grew up with Robbie in Cronulla. Great man. Rest in peace Robbie.

  • Bird
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    It was a shit day when Wazza messaged me about Robs condition and that time was nearly up…

    I dont think I ever saw Rob without a smile on his face… Even though I didnt party with him as much as many others, but I knew he was a top bloke.

    Just remembering that smile makes me smile..
    RIP Rob…

    Thoughts with Cheryl – just remember the great times mate and he’ll be sittin with Len having a beer or 2…

  • Carey Twiss
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    Never Had a better friend ( he went out of his way travelling up and down the coast to stay in contact with mates ( then full on made me belly laugh about his adventures and stories about all of his mates ) Rob was loved by all had that infectious smile and story telling way of life that made us laugh ( sone of his favourite sayings ) Carey he is a wrongon ( and his disturbingly funny story about ( bad Boy Bubby ) which was a trully disturbing movie ( but ong did we laugh about it yes we did Rob said they were wrongens and yes they were ) loved Robs stories about the Wrongens will always miss him and always cherish his friendship and all that called him a friend ( I guess we are all so lucky to call hi. A mate ) miss u always Rob

  • Rex
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    When you look back at your life and the friends you have made, good friends, MATES, there are really only a handful of MATES that made the cut, that were staunch and were as close as anyone has come. Kingy was one of those for me. His infectious smile, stories and friendship cannot be replaced.

    There is an old saying “You make a living from what you get, but you make a life from what you give”. Kingy gave so much to so many, without anything expected in return. In modern language it’s called “paying it forward”, in the old it is just being a good mate.

    Rest in Peace Kingy, watch out for the wrongun’s.
    Rex

  • Russell Fletcher
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    A true blue Aussie. A wonderfully friendly man. I especially recall the many great waves we shared when we were much younger. Very sad to see you go Kingy.

  • Ian Edwards
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    While Kingy had many friends, he treated his fellow bus drivers and staff at Marshalls as if they were family.

    He was the most loyal employee, always willing to work at any time to get the job done.

    Kingy was known for his exceptional panel beating skills. He was always happy to go the extra mile to repair any damages to the buses and many drivers were eternally grateful for his repair work following their dings.

    Kingy was respected and loved by his work colleagues. His contributions to the company were great, and his absence will be felt by all who knew him.

    Kingy’s chats and dry sense of humor brightened up everyone’s day.

    Although Kingy is no longer with us, his memory will live on through the lives he touched. He will be remembered for his kindness, generosity, and willingness to help .

    Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends during this difficult time.

    Rest in peace Kingy – you will be missed by us all at Marshall’s.

  • Jacob
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    So long Kingy! You were such a humble happy bloke, you made mundane tasks like bringing the bins in or checking the mail so much more memorable. I already miss the banter and your storytelling, Congo isn’t the same without you. RIP old mate.

  • Julie & Wayne Marshall
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    Kingy, You will be missed by so many people who considered you their friend. I already miss your laugh and smiling face. Deepest condolences to your mum, Cheryl and family. At least we know you’ll be up there having a beer with your dad. RIP my friend xxx

  • Julie Armstrong
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    Kind Hearted Kingy 👑..he loved his Congo Community and was always there to lend a hand to us all and have a laugh ..he will be missed by so many but will always be remembered as a fun loving and kind human!

  • Cheryl diaz
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    Rob you will be missed my freind. We was talking and you was feeling so much better .it was a shock to hear you passed we will miss you congo .all our love cheryl and mario

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