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What lovely service to a well respected gentleman! P.S. what beautiful choice of hymns!

We remember a visit to Murwillumbah when Martin was about 15 and how we were made so welcome with an afternoon tea. We also remember Ken's (and Audrey's joy in delving into family history) and talking with him about that.

My deepest sympathy to family and his loved ones

Our dearest Uncle Ken,
Thank you for always being such a wonderful uncle to all of us. We will always treasure the memories of our time spent together. We are so glad we were able to make the trip to see you in January and Anton will always have fond memories of "the comfy house".
You were such a wonderful example of what it means to follow Jesus, and you were always full of such interesting stories that we would love to listen too.
We love you very much, until we see you ag

With thanks and love to you Ken, for the many wonderful memories at the little church on the hill,
and as a valued work colleague and dear lifetime friend,
John & Marion Bowles and family

I have fond memories of catching up with Aunty Audrey and Uncle Ken. I remember how well Uncle Ken could tell a story, his warmth and humour, his love of history and orchids and his love for his family. May we honour his memory and remember him well. Lyndal

Very fond memories of a holiday at Hastings Point with Ken and the family some forty years ago, and visits to Murwillumbah with Mark during uni breaks … remembering Ken’s welcoming good humour and passion for his orchards and The Cricket.