Kenneth Glover (17 Mar 1938 - 7 Dec 2019)

In loving memory of Kenneth Glover who sadly passed away on 7th December 2019. Ken was a man who loved to share a story...and many were told in his 81 years. Stories from his National Service days with the Sherwood Foresters where he went to Malaysia and Singapore to days he cherished with family and friends. Rallies and old cars, Market Street memories and stories from his days working on British rail and drinking times in the Staff. Not to mention memories of him singing Danny Boy. Ken was known and loved by many and will be sadly missed❤.

£324.45 raised for Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance.....I know you would be happy with that. Thanks to everyone for the donations.

To grandad you will be missed lots and lots thankyou for everything you have done for us RIP lots of love Eliscia and Declan x

Grandad you were an amazing guy always there if needed many chats about cars new and old the fond memories we shared .Lovely send off at your funeral and wake the poem I read got a lump in my throat but you gave me the strength to see it through will be missed by all .Declan and Eliscia remember the little rhyme you used to tell them Down in the jungle ,living in a tent ,better than a prefab ,no rent always made then laugh but memories they will treasure forever Rest in peace now all our love grandad and also great grandad LV Andrew/Claire/Declan/and Eliscia /Dennison xxxxxxxxxxc

Quite a while has passed since your funeral and wake but the people there was amazing that turned up to say their goodbyes you had a truly amazing send off the service was you down to a tee the people after that came and said the service was beautiful lots .You was an amazing guy lots of memories with family and workmates and friends .You will always be remembered and never forgotten keep giving your signs that your around us always .keep watching over us and we will make you proud we all cried at the funeral and when Danny Boy was played and uncle Bernard was singing it was just as though you were singing it take care for now have a party up there or tinker with the old cars and have a good laugh till we meet again LV carol xxxxxx

What a lovely service laughed and cried especially when Danny boy was sung you will be missed everyday rest in peace dad keep giving us your signs love you loads Deb &Den xxxxx

Grandad I will miss you so much! I used to love every Friday when I was a kid, you coming to play snooker and darts with me for hours, I’m still rubbish, ha! You always made me laugh, had such fun. Hope I do you proud. All my love, Adam

Dad it's been a while since you passed but I know we did you proud at your wake. You gave me the strength to get through your poem and the service was just you to a t. I'm sure you smiled at the four of us in Liverpool shirts too. There were many people turned out to say their goodbyes and that proves how loved you really are. Rest in peace now and keep sending us your signs. Xx

Dad
I know we always argued and had our moments but shared some happy memories too. I will always remember you tinkering with cars and I suppose I got that from you. You offered to provide help and support even offering to move wardrobes when you struggled to walk around the house, but that was you. I will always think of you at Rallies and will never forget you when hearing Danny Boy. Memories of Pals club outings are still with me. All my love Mick x

You will be missed,forever in our thoughts God bless

Grandad I’m glad you enjoyed my little episode with the chair and it brought a smile to your face I’ll miss our football chats every time we saw each other love you ❤️

Dad I miss you so much but got so many happy memories from playing cricket and football on Comp field.To watching you play football holidays in Skegness with little grandma so many stories of when you were young, to last of your Irish accent you insisted in talking in.I know your in a better place in keep trying to make you proud love and miss you always in my thoughts xx

Dad I was so sorry I lost you the found memories I will treasure forever .The car rallies on shirebrook market place the laughs we had the holidays we shared when younger .The new year's eves up the staff then back home for the party later .You have left a hole in my heart but we knew we were loved .I will say our final goodbyes Friday and have a drink for you .The fond memories of you singing Danny boy at all party's which you truly enjoyed .RIP DAD till we meet again an amazing guy husband father and grandad xxx

Ken
You are always in my heart. Thankyou for the many years, and the fantastic memories of our Diamond wedding anniversary celebrated in July. You were always right even to the end. All my love Margaret. X

Grandad you was such a funny character, such a kind person always thinking about everyone else before yourself even right to the end. We have many great memories that i will never forget, from when i came home from school and you would take me to the old car and we would pretend we was going to Skegness. i will also never forget are many chats about football from when Liverpool wasn't doing so well to now i know your smiling every time they win definitely the biggest reds fan. As you know you would never catch me wearing a Liverpool shirt but the one and only time will be on Friday just for you. Thank you for all the memories and endless laughs. i will miss you so much, love you grandad xxx