Keith (Curly) Cluer

Very sorry to hear about keith, my condolences to his family. A real gentleman. Keith Jones 24.

Curly and I joined the 1RWF in 1964. A fantastic mate of myself and my late brother Ted Doutch 24.

My heartfelt sympathies to his wife Betty and family.

God Bless

I was gutted when I heard of Keiths Death. He was a really Great Bloke, who would help anyone if he could. He will be sorely missed. My Heartfelt Sympathies to his family.

So sad...It seems like yesterday when we were so young..we could do anything and thought we were invinsable...back in 1968 when kieth was on leave he and gerry dutton sold me on the army..thank you both,because i made so many good and lifelong mates..something which i will always be greatfull for..good bye old mate i'll see you again one day

Such sad sad news - i have such good memories of Keith when i joined the Bn in Lemgo

A true Royal Welch man

My sincere condolences to Keith's family at this sad time

our condolences to all Keiths family and friends from all at the 1st Battalion

Another bad day for sad news, on behalf of Shrewsbury Branch RWFCA, Sad loss of a great bloke who will always live on in our memories.Best wishes to Keith's family our thoughts are with them now.

What sad news my condolences to Keith's family another Royal Welch Legend who will be very sadley missed. God bless Keith

Sorry to hear the sad news about Keith Cluer, a fine sportsman and friend, I and the Caernarfon Branch RWF Comrades ass. send our condolences to Betty and all family and friends

Sad loss to everyone that knew Curly, the first time I meet him was when I arrived in Belize as a very young whitey from Blighty sprog, and he was the only NCO to treat me with any humanity, I'll never forget him for his kind actions, he was a very hard man on the outside but also had a soft compassionate side as well.
My thoughts are with his family at this sad time, and hope they get to read how well he was liked.