This site is dedicated to the memory of Peter Kicul.

My darling Dad Peter Kicul passed away in the early hours of 22nd June 2009. At his funeral alone, we raised £4,000 for the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation due to your amazing generosity. Since then, the Peter Kicul Tribute Fund has reached over £10,000 in just over a year. For this, we thank you with all our hearts as it will help others who suffered like my Dad. This tribute fund allows us and you to donate in my Dad's honour throughout our lifetimes - and as my Dad was the first to start a collection on the pipeline for a person in need, we think he would love that something good is coming out of something so awful. We believe Dad is still here with us, just out of sight. We will love and miss him forever. He was courageous, caring and determined - and if I turn out to be half the person he was, I will consider myself very lucky. Thank you all again for your love and support. Love The Kiculs xx

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26 days ago

Simon Rowe

We wish you could come to the meal on 8th November at Chez Jerome, Church Street, Dunstable.. just round the corner from 'Central Cafe' ?

£10.00 (+ £2.50 Gift Aid)

27 days ago

Simon Rowe, Steve Creed and Duncan Ross

Marge and Holly - short notice, but can you join us, as guests, for a meal in Dunstable at Chez Jerome on Friday 8th November. I would have invited Peter if still living on earth and not just in our souls ? Steve Creed has send a great pic of Peter, Steve C. and Duncan Ross. Please remind me which email to send it to

£5.00 (+ £1.25 Gift Aid)

4 months ago

Simon

Just seen Roy Castle's wife on the TV news. Roy Castle developed lung cancer from passive smoking, whereas with Peter, aged 12 or 13 years old we went to cafes in Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard where underage smoking was permitted. In the Kings Speech this morning the Labour Government will make a commitment to legislate to progressively ban smoking by age and consign cigarette smoking (and lung cancer caused by smoking) to history ?