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Donald Harold Kennedy (11 Oct 1930 - 7 Dec 2020)
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In loving memory of Donald Harold Kennedy who sadly passed away on 7th December 2020 aged 90, following a long illness.
Husband of 59 years to Sylvia, father to Fiona, Margaret and Donald, grandfather to Rob, Michael, Simon and Emma, he will be missed by us all.
Private funeral to be held on 22nd December. Donations in lieu of flowers, if desired, to Dementia UK via the link to the right.
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Dad, you taught me so much, and gave me so much. Thank you for everything.
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Mum and Charles at the funeral
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Thank you Charles for coming to the funeral! It was lovely to see you.
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Fiona, Margaret and I at the funeral
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Don was one of the first people to welcome me and my children to Redhill Methodist Church when we had moved to Redhill in 1985. I shall always remember him as being very kind - and his lovely sense of humour.
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Thank you, Janet, for your kind words and donation.
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Remembering the surprise Stellenbosch University rugby socks delivered to our hotel room door at the Blue Marlin!! 😀
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So many happy memories of Don’s humour and our many shared meals
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Greatly missed
Francis and Irene
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Thank you so much, Irene, for all your kindness and support for mum and dad - not forgetting all the crumbles...
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So many happy memories of Don’s humour, and our many shared meals together
Greatly missed
Francis and Irene
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So many happy memories of Don’s humour, and our many shared meals together
Greatly missed
Francis and Irene
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In memory of Donald Kennedy who always made me welcome in his home and family. Terrible jokes which I often found amusing in my teenage years, but he was always gracious and kind.
Love to all your family xx
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Thanks, Ginette, for these thoughtful words and your kind donation.
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Rest in Peace Don.
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Many thanks, Faith.
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Thank you for the love of poetry, music and drama that you passed on and encouraged in me; they have been defining aspects of my life. Will miss you xx
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We have known Don for over 50 years and will remember him with great fondness. He had a great sense of humour which he maintained even after becoming housebound.
Rest in Peace Don.
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Thank you for these kind words and donation, Shirley and Bob.
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Met Donald when we came to London in 1958 in Mecklenburg Square. We were newly married and Don and sylvia were courting The four of us went out on excursions when we could afford it. I have so many happy memories of the four years we lived in England going out and about with them. At their wedding, at the purchase of their home, and many, many more. I am very sad.
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Thank you, Jane, for sharing these lovely memories.
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Happy memories of Don
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Thank you, Angela.
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Don was always so cheerful on a Sunday morning, greeting everyone as they entered the church.
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Many thanks, Chris and Ann, for your kind words and donation.
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Lovely photo, Adrianna - thank you for posting this.
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How will I remember Don?
Don was my brother in law, a good and generous father, and all round nice guy.
I remember being a rather annoying youngster , but he introduced me into the world of model making. Whenever I was over he would show the latest scratch built model he had been working on ( very cleaver ).
Though this it stimulate my interest in modelling 00 gauge trains and layouts.
THANK YOU DON. I will miss you very much.
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Great message, Nigel and Christine - thank you for all your support and kindness.
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So loved and enjoyed his sense of humor, his love for family and wished we could have spent more time getting to know him and our extended family in the UK. Lotsofloveandhugsandkisses.
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This is a lovely message, Shelley - thank you for taking the time.
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Mum and Charles at the funeral
Fiona, Margaret and I at the funeral
Flowers for Don’s funeral.
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