In memory of Kenneth


Anyone who met Kenneth knew him as a kind, gentle, softly-spoken, generous man, with a lovely manner and an easy smile. His passing has truly left a hole in all of our lives; but although we miss him dearly, we know it was his time, and that, after 94 years, he was ready to go.

Although fiercely independent, he had a real community spirit, with a genuine interest in people and their stories. He loved being in nature, especially the Lakes, and his caravan travels took him all over the UK and Europe, collecting long-lasting friendships and cherished memories along the way.

He lived a life of upstanding morals and dedicated himself to the care and service of others. He served two years in the RAF, supported many throughout his life, and will no doubt be fondly remembered as a long-serving and popular member of the St Helen's Rotary Club.

Yet, we know him best as a funny, sweet, good-natured Father, Grandpa and Uncle and for over 50 years, as loving husband to the late Joan, for whom he undertook full-time care during a sadly long period of illness.

We invite you to join our family in paying tribute to a wonderful, long life, by leaving us with any memories of him, or tributes you might like to share. 


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The Family's tribute is very fitting for my Uncle Kenneth. He really was a true Gentleman in every way. I will also remember him for his smile and at times mischievous sense of humour , his patience, his immaculate dress sense and great interest in the world. I know he would unfailingly read the Daily Telegraph from cover to cover. But he was also a real romantic - watching repeats of films such as Notting Hill and Love Actually to name but two. My Mum , Dorothy, was always grateful for his devotion and love for her sister Joan, especially during her long illness. I was grateful for his frequent visits to Southport and time spent chatting to my late father and then assisting my mum after he passed away. He will be missed, I am sure, by all who know him. My thoughts are especially with Helen , Jeremy, Michael, Sarah and James at this sad time. May he rest in peace.
Julie Rogers
7th August 2024
You will be greatly missed by everyone who had the good fortune to know you. Thank you for being a lovely father and for introducing me to a lifetime love of gardening and walking.
Helen
6th August 2024
My dear gentle, funny Grandpa. I already miss you so much, but feel so grateful for the time we had. When I think of you, I think of the rustle of newspapers and cups of tea together in the afternoons, usually sneaking a biscuit too, of your lovely aftershave and smartly ironed hankies, and of flowers in bloom in stately home gardens. How I wish I could give you one more cuddle but I know you’re resting now. I’ll carry you with me forever. Night night. ‘Love you darling’ xxx
Sarah
29th July 2024
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