John Patrick Kennedy
Passed away January 24, 2012. Born in Victoria, BC, May 6, 1921.
My Dad was an avid sportsman, loving baseball and soccer…Go Queens Park Rangers. He served in the Royal Canadian Navy in WWII and Korea. He is predeceased by his wife Bette on August 28, 1996, and daughter Paddy on March 27, 1994. He leaves behind his daughter Delma and son-in-law Jack Humphries.
Graveside Service will be held by my Dad’s request at Royal Oak Cemetery, where he will be buried beside his wife and daughter. It will take place on Wednesday, February 1st, at 11:00 am. A very special thank you to all the wonderful Nurses (Angels), and Doctors at Victoria General Hospital, who helped my Dad through his illness. Condolences to the family my be offered below.
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Delma — so sorry to read of your dad’s passing. Both your mom and dad were great people and I have many happy Job’s Daughters memories. I was not aware Paddy had also passed away — my thoughts are with you and your family.
Miriam (Morson) Rose
Dear Delma and Jack, very sorry to read of your loss of your father, great to hear that he had such great and long life. Although I never met him it appears that he was a great person just like the two of you. Thinking of you both at this sad occasion. Jim and Jacquie Lilley.
Delma. My heartfelt condolences to you for the passing of John. The Best Man at Mum and Dad’s wedding!! I know the Kennedy’s were special friends in their Navy days. Wishing you well. Take Care.
Sincere condolences. May the memories that remain with you of your father be the ones of laughter and love.
Eileen Mann and Marsha Mann
Delma and Jack…the loss of a father leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Thinking of you both with love.
Hi, Delma – I was sorry to read of your dad’s passing – I have such good memories of the times we spent visiting you and Paddy at your parents’ home when we were kids. My name was Dorothy Dutton then, and our dads served in the navy together. The last time I saw your dad was in London – I was living there, and we were all able to meet up for lunch. Just wanted to let you know that I’ll always remember your dad – a very, very fine man.
Delma;
On behalf of the Richdale family I would like to offer condolences for your father. Uncle Johnnie as we use to call was a great man and especially kind to my parents ( George and Beulah), we had good times at your house. Our thoughts are with you at this time.
David Richdale and Family.
Dear Delma and Jack. We are so sorry for the loss of your father. We have great memories of the times that we spent growing up together on Carol Street. Our thoughts are with at this time. The Chan family -Lillian, Lorne, Linda and Kerry
We were sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. He invited us for lunch and also came to our house in the last few years. He loved to tell us about his days at school at the same time as our parents. We enjoyed some pictures with tea. It was good to spend time with him.
May your memories comfort you.
Fern and Mark Perkins