Robert beat prostate cancer earlier this year and, throughout his journey, he worked in his community to raise awareness of the disease and he talked to those with it, empowering men with the confidence to fight the cancer and talk about it.Ian Robert Maxwell MC (born Ján Ludvík Hyman Binyamin Hoch 10 June 1923 – 5 November 1991) was a Czechoslovak-born British media proprietor, member of parliament (MP), suspected spy, and fraudster. Obviously, it'll be frustrating as it might take some time, but we're gonna have to funeral as soon as possible, which might be a while away.' She said to me that she just wanted to hold his hand right at the end. We didn't have a lot but we had what we needed. That was my home growing up with my sister and my brother, and we never had much but we never want much because we had love. He worked his a** off to make a better life, and we managed to move from the council flat in Thamesmead to social housing,' Lewis continued. 'He and my mum have been together all my life and he worked his ass off. Robert then took two jobs - at a KFC and a McDonald's - to support his family as he saved ,money for his family to expand and buy their own home in Thamesmead. Lewis, the oldest of three, was born to Anne and Robert when both of his parents were 17.

Everyone who knew him just loved him and I hope that that helped him go to the next place.' 'I feel like if there was any clarity in his last moment he would be at peace now with nothing left behind. I'm talking from the perspective of his son, but his brother and sister all have other stories about his compassion and his kindness and all of the roles that he's played in his life as a father, brother, granddad, husband, he's just played them all beautifully. However, it will first undergo a post-mortem in Jamaica, where the grandfather of three had been visiting his brother and niece for a month-long retreat.įighting back the tears today, Lewis, who is a software engineer, added: 'You could literally ask anyone who knows my dad and they'll just tell you the same thing. The dad of two, who lives with his family in Málaga, Spain, is arranging for Robert's body to be repatriated back to the UK for his funeral. He became immobile and couldn't move, Lewis understands. It is understood Robert, a retired personal trainer from Thamesmead, southeast London, became dehydrated without water for a significant period of time.

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