In loving memory of Arthur Kennedy who sadly passed away on 2nd October 2017, aged 80 years. Beloved husband of Christine and father of Iain and Alistair. Proud Grandfather to Anna, Orla, Callum and Millie.
Arthur will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.
We have politely requested family flowers only, but would welcome donations in memory to either The Snowdrop Suite at Burton Queens Hospital, or to the SANDS Charity, both are very important to us and their support has had a direct impact on our family.
Arthur has been so helpful to me over the last 10 years working with the Village Hall and Parish Council. Always a friendly face, with so much to give and so many stories to tell - he will be very much missed and fondly remembered.
Sending love and peace in fond memory of Arthur. May all love surround Chris, Iain, Alistair and the whole family today. You are in our thoughts and hearts. Monica and Knobby xx
In memory of a true gent.
With the greatest respect to a true gent.
I had the privilege to work with Arthur many years ago and would like to send my condolences to his lovely family he was a true gentleman. Sorry Carn't attend as we are away God Bless xxxx
Unfortunately we will not be able to attend Arthur's funeral. We both remember a true gentle man who has done so much for Barton. He will be greatly missed by lots of people our love and thoughts go to Chris and the family
The Boron family send their love and condolences to the Kennedy family. May Arthur rest in peace
Arthur was a stalwart member of the Barton community and will be sadly missed
We are so sorry to hear of Arthur death. We first met Arthur and Christine when we moved into our new home in Linden Road during May 1966 and was aware of the importance of them in Barton community. Arthur was a stalwart and will be missed, but fondly remembered, by us and the Barton community. Our condolences go to all of the family at this sad time
Arthur will be remembered for all the good work he did for the Barton community
Karen and I were vere sad to hear that Arthur had passed. I spent a lot of time working with and alongside Arthur in Barton, and always enjoyed his company. Arthur was very helpful to me in my early days in the village, and over the years we experienced many shared interests, with local history and the Parish Council. Arthur was involved in so many things in Barton it will be a different place without him, but we have our memories and they will never fade. Our thoughts at this time are with Christine Iain and Alistair and the rest of the family.
In memory of a lovely, kind and generous man and a dear family friend
In memory of a lovely, kind and generous man and a dear family friend.
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