The obituary notice of Kenneth John (Kenny) MATTHEWS

Dear uncle Ken there is never enough time to say the things we wished we could have said a missed opportunity as life gets in the way but I know you always understood and when we did catch up it was just like yesterday
there will be times when you will be missed by many in there thoughts as you always made a an impression . I felt so sad today as it was the end of a era of a fabulous uncle who made me laugh who was my last connection to my late father the older brother who loved you and spoke of you frequently and fondly most mornings when you popped down for a chat everyday
I will miss seeing you in the conservatory reading your paper, my childhood memories will always be treasure and cherished by our family holidays the christmases we spent together in each of the house we lived and the family dinners when nana passed you will always be a huge part of the close family we was and we will always talk fondly and remember you with all our love forever
Your loving niece Cheryl

Kenny was a lovely person not just because he was my cousin but he was kind and a true gentleman he was loved by everyone and will be forever in our hearts even though we moved away from Cornwall and still thought about him the times I spent with him and Auntie Winnie god bless her when I was a child and after I grew up and got married and family of my own and lived not far away we spent hours sitting in the conservatory also with my parents loved watching people going past I so miss that,we went to see him last year when me and Brian were down on holiday but unfortunately he was not home.