Terry was the youngest son of Frank and Maisie Kennedy, brother to Gerard Kennedy, Father of David, Alan, Terry, Fionnuala, and Brian, and husband to Nuala.
Terry led a full and active life, had a great interest in sport and music, and was a great pianist. Terry was also a passionate gardener and folks passing by the front of Terry’s house would often stop and marvel at the magnificent array of bright floral colours at the front. In fact, Terry loved bright colours and often wore flamboyant brightly coloured ties and socks. Terry’s main passion was his family. He was extremely generous and took great joy in his 5 children and 6 grandchildren who are his greatest legacy.
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Funeral location and logistics information is set out below under the ‘messages and tributes’ section.
We invite you to join us to celebrate the life of Terry Kennedy
Funeral
Date: 24/01/2022Additional Info:
In line with current CV19 guidelines, mourners are requested to wear face masks and observe safe distancing policies. The church is regularly sanitized. Terry's funeral will be recorded in HD at the church at 12.45 on Monday 24th January. This recording can be accessed by clicking the invitation that will appear on this memorial site at least 48 hours ahead of the appointed time. Please allow a few hours to allow the footage to be uploaded. If for any reason it is missed or interrupted, have no fear the funeral will be accessible for at least 1 month.Wake
Date: 24/01/2022Additional Info:
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly request that friends and family make a donation to the British Heart Foundation which can be accessed directly via the 'Just Giving' icon below OR Dementia UK which can be accessed via the link here. Donate to dementia support and care - Dementia UK
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Uncle Terry, a wonderful and kind man. Great memories. Our thoughts and love are with you all today and during this difficult time. Love from all the O’Higgins down under.
We have lovely memories of meeting gentle Terry at family gatherings in Dublin. Thinking of you all at this sad time. With love from all of the O’Higgins’
We remember Terry as a kind dedicated family man and have many great memories of times shared with his family and ours.We had enormous fun together and we will never forget those times.
He lives on in our memories and prayers and our sympathies go to Nuala and her family
We remember Terry as happy and generous and affable man.
He’ll be greatly missed
As Terry’s brother, I am so sorry that I am unable to attend the funeral but, believe you me, I am with you in spirit. However, I would like a few memories of mine to be read out on this sad occasion. Unfortunately, once he moved to England, I didn’t see as much of Terry as I would have liked but I have so many happy memories when we were together in Cavan and Clara as children and adults. In the former, we got into many scrapes and trouble as boys do . Being older, I was bigger and I liked to throw my weight around – might is right and all that! – but Terry was having none of it! In adulthood, we had many holidays together, sometimes with Frank and Maisie, sometimes just Terry and I. I can distinctly remember the day he brought Nuala to Clara to meet the parents for the first time. That would be 61 years ago if memory serves me. Terry was able to remember a lot of this including our time as boarders at Castleknock College when we had our last telephone conversation in November . I will miss him and my sympathies, as well as those of Marie, go out to Nuala and the family.
GFK to TJK – good bye and RIP.
Toireasa, go mbeadh trócaire ag Dia ar a anam