Keith passed away peacefully at Arcare Castlemaine.
Beloved son of Julius and Elsie Kuhle.
Dearly loved brother of
Albert, Evelyn, Winifred, Frank, Ruby, Linda, Gladys, Eric, Pearl, Chris, Reg and Cec (all dec) and Barb.
A much loved Uncle, Great uncle and Great Great Uncle to so many.
A long and wonderful life.
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Keith, I will miss you everyday.
How I enjoyed all our lunches and laughs and working together on your beloved Muckleford paddock.
Watching the races just wont be the same with out you.
Hard to believe you are gone.
Till we meet again.
Barb.
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Dear Uncle Keith, you have been such a very special part of mine and my families entire lives.
I have so many happy memories of time spent with you. Reading scripture, walking the bush tracks for hours, campfires, our Friday night dinners.
Taking you on our adventurous family holidays, and when my grandchildren came along, how you adored them.
At home now with our Lord Jesus Christ.
Karen
" Well done good and faithful servant"
Matt 25 :23
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So many happy memories of your visits to our home.
Our trips to the theatre, the fun times at the Melbourne show and all our walks around the garden.
Rest peacefully Uncle Keith
Love Julia and Rhonda (dec).
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Family and friends are invited to attend Keith’s funeral service
to be held by the graveside at the Maldon Cemetery
on Thursday 14th May at 11.00am.
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The service will be live approximately 5 - 10 minutes prior to commencing.
14th May 2026 at 11:00 AM
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Uncle Keith, like all the Kuhle men, you were never short of a story to tell.
Remembering your antics and your liking of onions on everything makes me smile and laugh out loud.
Rest easy Uncle Keith.
Trevor
Uncle Keith, the nicest man I have ever met and a very good singer.
We are blessed to have known you.
Rest in peace until we meet again, goodbye for now.
Julie, Martin, Melanie, Matthew and Ashleigh.
Uncle Keith
I remember all the good times we had together while I was growing up.
I spent a lot of time at 7 Bowden St.
You taught me how to use an axe properly to split the blocks of wood and how to stack them securely.
You always had great stories about the past and present.
You were happy with your life and you never complained, even when I talked to you in your last day in hospital.
I asked you how are you and you replied …“I’m alright“
You will be sadly missed.
Love Greg and Pam
Dear uncle Keith,
I am going to miss seeing you and you telling us about your the days with you and mum as kids.
I was lucky enough to take a video of you singing and telling us some stories, so l have that for memories as well.
Give mum hug for us please.
Love Vicky, Greg, Zane and family, and Jacqueline.
Keith had presence that was wonderful to be around.
Working on the taxis with Keith was such a pleasure and entertaining time.
His knowledge of everything was amazing and he was always happy to share his this.
Sending my thoughts and wishes to Keith’s family
Flo Simmons
Keith, it was such a great pleasure to have met you and have a great laugh whenever I came to visit you with Barb.
Keep driving those taxis in the big sky mate.
Rest in peace Keith.
Yvonne Bunton