Kenny Gilchrist, forever in our thoughts

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Postby binga » Thu Jan 10, 2008 7:05 pm

We would like to thank everyone for their kind words about Kenny. Reading them through has brought us great comfort at this very difficult time. Being reminded of stories and the antics he got up to with his friends brings a smile to our faces. Thanks again.

Alastair, Beeshie, Lesley and Morvern.
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Postby binga » Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:03 pm

The family would like to thank relatives and friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy ,cards, letters, visits, telephone calls and floral tributes, received following Kenneths accident. Thanks to Mr Burroughs, Matthew Ramsay, organist David Gardner for the comforting and uplifting service. Alasdair and Kenneth Blair for their sensitive and professional funeral arrangements. Those who travelled from near and far to pay their last respects at the church and graveside. Pipe Major John McGeachy and the Argyll Hotel for catering. Thank you also to all those who attended the scene of the accident and Family Liason Officer Kenny McKechnie.
Special thanks to Margaret, George, Marlyn and Alec, for being there, when we needed it most and lastly, to all Kenneths wonderful friends, for their support.
The retiral collection and donations received to encourage Kintyres Musical Talent Totalled £2346:07
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Re: Kenny Gilchrist, forever in our thoughts

Postby Jonathan » Thu May 08, 2008 12:11 pm

I know a longtime has passed since this tragic accident but, on reading Kenny's BEBO page, I've only just found out. I was hoping to visit Kenny on my next trip back to the Wee Toon. :(

My fondest memories was of Kenny as complete "mad fla" teenager - my feelings go to Alastiar, Beeshie, Lesley & Morvern.
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