While I never met my uncle, we’ve spoke over the phone number ours times. I appreciate him reaching out to me years ago and the conversations we shared. Wishing I had done more on my part to see you uncle Keith. May you sleep in heavenly peace, until we meet. 

You were good to your friends and to your family.  I unequivocally remember you saying that you lived a good life and that you were good to people.  Our talks about various topics, such as politics, religion and sports was always interesting and mentally stimulating. 
I took you to your first hockey  game and you were hooked.  We enjoyed debating who was a better soccer player, CR7 or Messi.  You had this uncanny ability to beat me in concentration more than any I knew.  I taught you how to play chess and you became extremely competitive.  You loved checkers and scrabble.  Reading poetry, the Bible and  listening to music became an integral part of your final moments.  You accepted the gift of salvation and you were anointed with oil ( knowing the symbolic meaning) by an Adventist Pastor.  This is not a goodbye,  as I will see you in Heaven.  

Uncle Kiethy my heart is sadden yet im happy i spent some time with you.  I remember my first time to Canada and daddy informed you. You ensured that you found me and ensured i had a good time. When i came back with my sons you weren't in the best of health but you sent for us and spent time with us. I'm still mourning daddy's death and to add yours to it breaks me more plus aunty Doreen its prayers taking me through cause all i do is breakdown i dont know how to cope just asking the Lord to help me take it one step at a time...SIP uncle Santos 😇

I am Joan chin Keith Chin niece my memories of you living with you almost one year was one of the best choice i made you never let me feel left out you treated me like your daughter and we have so much fun together may your soul Rest In Peace until we meet again we loved you me and my siblings 

Uncle Keithy, my big uncle in Canada , would occasionally visit Jamaica.  I remember the comradery he shared with my dad as brothers and always stood out as a calm and dominant figure.  The second of thirteen siblings , he was undoubtedly a 'big brother' in his family while growing up.  I've heard a few stories of Uncle Keith which built a memory in my mind of a fearless Jamaican Chiney man who gained the respect of his peers and community.   Uncle Keith is dearly loved by his family, relatives and friends  and will always live on in our hearts .


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Mr Keith Auston Chin

October 17, 1947 – January 21, 2019

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