The obituary notice of Kenneth KINGSLEY

My Uncle Ken, always a gentleman and full of joy. We loved that you took us for days out when we were kids. It was like going on holiday, even though it was only a day out to Wales or somewhere local. We also had our sleep-overs and stayed with you and Aunty Chris, in your flat in Morton. I always remember playing 'pick-up sticks' but could never win. Thank you for the happy memories. You are loved always. Reunited with your loving family, who have all gone before you. I'm sure mum was waiting to show you the way. No more suffering, only peace. Love you uncle Ken xxxx

My Uncle Ken, always a gentleman and full of joy. We loved that you took us for days out when we were kids. It was like going on holiday, even though it was only a day out to Wales or somewhere local. We also had our sleep-overs and stayed with you and Aunty Chris, in your flat in Morton. I always remember playing 'pick-up sticks' but could never win. Thank you for the happy memories. You are loved always. Reunited with your loving family, who have all gone before you. I'm sure mum was waiting to show you the way. No more suffering, only peace. Love you uncle Ken xxxx

My thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

All my love, Eileen x

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Ken was such a gentleman, such a kind, caring person.

Sending all our love, from Mark & Karen and family x

The Kingsley family are longtime family friends of the Tobler family. Chris and Jo having grown up together in the Liverpool Quakers.
Living close in North Wales lots of family and social activities were carried out together. Ken and Res worked together in the building trade for many years. Ken was a kind and gentle man, always smiling and a pleasure to stop and chat to when walking round Ruthin. He will be sadly missed. Sending love to all the Kingsley family.