John Kenny Obituary

Rosemary and family,

Enjoyed our visit at the Parmer

50th Celebration. So sorry to hear of John's death.

Don and Joanne(Brosnan) Lusk

I am sorry to hear about John. My dad and him were so close. Jim is still in Lee Manor nursing home since his fall in May. Our love to your family/The Wenles

Dear Jean,

So sorry to hear about your brother John. My sympathy and prayers to you and John's family.

Love, Marge

Dear John,



I'm very sorry for your lose. Your father was a wonderfull man. My prayers are with you and your family.



Sincerely,

Jim Ruzich

November 11, 2004

Dear Rosemary and family,

We were so sorry to hear about John. Loretta called last night with the sad news. He was truly a warm and wonderful man. We are all very fortunate to have known him. Our prayers are with you. Be assured that God holds him in the palm of His Hand. I know my mom and dad are dancing to his beautiful voice at this moment! All our love - Terri, Ed and family

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I just found out about it today and am very sorry about not being able to attend the services. John, singing at my wedding 18 years ago, will always be a very fond memory. My deepest sympathies.

Dear Rosemary,

We were out of town when we heard of John's death and did not return until after the funeral services.

John played a big part in our marriage ceremony last April and again at our Grand Beach reception in June. We knew he was quite ill at both events but what a trooper he was to be there for us! We last saw him at the nursing home in September and even then he never lost his great sense of humor.

We will miss him and remember him and you in our prayers.

Love,

Nancy and Bob

To all the Kenny Family. You have our deepest sympathy on the loss of Johnny. He was a beautiful man, with so much talent. He sang at my Mother-in Laws retirement party and at her funeral, her name was Grace Hayes. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Jack and Carol Hayes Dowagiac, Michigan

John,

Today was my last day of a five day visit with my folks. I want you to know that before I left, I had read about your dad in the paper. As I write this, although I am back home in Denver, please know that I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers to you and your family from my family - and from mom and dad, too.

I am Nancy Hayden's daughter and Jack and Pat Hayden's granddaughter. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your dad and father. He truly left a lasting impression on me. I remember his gregarious laugh and booming voice when he entered a room. He was truly like a giant leperchaun. He played numerous times at my grandma's parties. His love of life and beautiful voice will be missed.

Of all those things we remember,we think most of those words you sang so often and so well.."Panis Angelicus" Ed & Rosemary Pfingston

I only knew John for one day in 2002 when he and his band performed at my Oktoberfest party. However, his love of music the special place that he had in his heart for entertaining children were very evident.

Dear Harry,



Our deepest sympathy at the loss of your brother. Read the obituary too late to make the wake but know that our thoughts are with you and your family.



Mary & John Hie/DePaul

John was always a ray of sunshine in all of our lives. We will miss his sense of humor and beautiful singing voice. Please know that your family is in our thoughts and prayers.



God Bless



Love

The Hayden and Swistowicz Families

Thanks to all who joined us today at Kenny Bros. My dad would have loved it!



Paula

What fond memories I have of Uncle Johnny - his voice, his fun, his laughter. My memories go back many, many years - what a wonderful uncle. My love to all,

Paulette

My fondest memories are the many times John and I worked together. He was loved and respected and will be missed by all who knew him. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.

We were so sorry to see the notice about your dad, John. We always enjoyed his music at Ridge Country Club during the Christmas season. He certainly enjoyed what he did and provided wonderful times for many people. Love, Carol & Joe

Our thoughts are with you, John, Paula, and all of the Kenny family. We will never forgot those apol invocations, and the privilege I had to perform with both Johns for the Loyola Presidents Ball. John was a joy and he brought joy to our lives. Thank you and God bless you, John.

Rich Maisel and Terre Cohen

Probably my Dad and Mom's (may they rest in peace) best friend, particularly during the St. Bernadette choir days. There was never any mistaking that beautiful voice! Thank you, Mr. Kenny, for the joy, friendship, and happiness you brought to our family while I was growing up. God's angels will enjoy listening to you and my Dad harmonizing together once again.

Rosemary:



Bob Kunkler called to inform me about your John's passing. We are so sorry and please accept our sympathies. We missed both of you at the recent 60th reunion, and hope that you could see the beautiful church now. I just said goodbye to my sister Eileen, who was just 78. As a trappist monk said recently, "the best day of your life will be the last day; at least it will be interesting". My sister had two husbands that preceeded her in death, and I wonder if she is happy to be reunited with them. Only God knows that scenario. God Bless. We will remember John in our daily Mass.

Pammy, Gigi, Paula, John and Kevin, you have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your father, a truly remarkable man to have nurtured 5 talented children. My heart goes out to your mother too.

He will always be in my prayers.



Cathy Halter (Loyola)

To all the Kenny Family, We send our deepest condolances. Many years ago John played at my wedding and many other Brophy family functions, including the funerals of both my Mom & Dad. He will always be in our good thoughts & prayers. Fondly, George & Cathy (Brophy) Feuerschwenger

John touched the hearts of many through his God given musical talent and voice. Few people can go through life and have such a positive effect on the spirt of others. John was given a gift and he shared it with us. For this sharing we are forever thankful and reminded to examine our own lives for we all have some gift to share.

Just checking it out Daddy!