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FITZPATRICK, Kenneth (Ken) (Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 and formerly of Drimnagh, Dublin 12) February 13th., 2018 (suddenly) at home. Beloved husband of Ellen and dear father of Mahin and Graeme and a devoted grandfather of Killian, Christian, Polly and Jamie; Ken will be sadly missed by his loving wife, daughter, son and his partner Grainne, son-in-law Joe, grandchildren, brother Alan, sister Lynne, brother-in-law Jim, niece Sinead, nephew Stephen, relatives and friends.
Reposing at Cunningham’s Funeral Home, Church Avenue, Blanchardstown on Thursday evening between 6.00 o’c and 8.00 o’c. A Memorial Service will be held at 12.00 noon on Friday in The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Blanchardstown.
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My heartfelt condolences to your family at this very sad time. Ken was a charming, warm and kind friend who will be deeply missed.
Dearest Kenny, the loveliest of men, will so, so miss you. With much love and thanks for a lifetime of happy memories x
With lots of love for Uncle Kenny. We will always remember your kind, caring nature and wonderful sense of humour. You will be very missed x
We are so sad to hear of the loss of Uncle Kenny. I have such fond memories of him, he always brought fun, happiness and laughter to the room whenever we met over the years. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Love from Mike, Lisa, Thomas and Olivia
We are so sad to hear of the loss of Uncle Kenny. I have such fond memories of him, he always brought fun, happiness and laughter to the room whenever we met over the years. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Love from Mike, Lisa, Thomas and Olivia
Rest in peace Keneth. You will sadly be missed by all your family, relatives and friends.
Ken, how deeply shocked and saddened we all were at the news of your passing. You will always be in my bank of warm childhood memories. I recall the clan-gathering, family occasions at Nana and Grandad’s ‘prefab’ on Sunday afternoons – climbing on the garage, hunting ants nests and fighting over Nana’s incomparable ‘roasties’. After my dad’s death, Nana took us to Ireland where you looked after us and introduced me to the joys of Drimnagh! I remember, too, with great gratitude, how you supported Bill during the last months of his life. How glad I am that I was able to meet up with you and Ellen at Peggy’s funeral last month. You were your warm, funny, engaging self and had us, as usual, enthralled with your family tales. Rest in peace, Ken, and until we meet again may God hold you in the palm of his hand.
We are so sad to hear of the loss of Uncle Kenny. I have such fond memories of him, he always brought fun, happiness and laughter to the room whenever we met over the years. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Love from Mike, Lisa, Thomas and Olivia