If roses grow in heaven, Lord please pick a bunch from me, place them in my brother's arms and tell him him they are from me. Tell him I love and miss him and when he turns to smile, place a kiss upon his cheek and hold him for a while. Missing you from your sister Eileen.
Sorry to hear of the sad news of my brother Ken. Although we lived in different countries, for many years he was a brilliant brother to me and I will always remember our childhood growing up in Cwmllynfell, where we spent many happy years o
Coffee at ti am byth
Eileen
I will always remember the last time that I saw uncle Ken in Wales, we had a wonderful time. He was such a big character and a brilliant uncle to me
Myself and Beverley will miss him loads
Coffio ato ti am byth
Anthony a Beverly
My father was a teacher of life lessons that will remain with me and be passed to future generations. He worked hard to be a mentor, advisor, friend, and father.
He always was a source of encouragement for whatever my ambitions were.
He lived a full life. Growing up in Wales during the depression of the ’30s, served in the navy in the 40s, finding his way to Canada in the 50s. Then raising a family and enjoying a long retirement in Canada and Florida. We can all hope that we should be so lucky in our lives.
When one passes on we think did they have a full life? I can say without a doubt my father enjoyed his time to the fullest.
I will always feel your presence, rest in peace.
My sincere condolences. Ken will always be remembered at the church as he introduced the "Penny Collection". The children of the Sunday School would collect pennies and later small change weekly from the congregation for donation to Sleeping Children Around the World. God Bless You Ken!
Ross and I remember Ken as a man with a strong commitment to his Welsh roots. Another loss for the Dewi Sant family.
God Bless....Betty Cullingworth