ALBINA F. KENNEY

Dear Uncle Jay, Cousins Eileen and John:
I am so sad to hear about Aunt Bina's passing. When my sisters and I talk about the very best of our childhood, Aunt Bina's name is always in the mix. We loved visiting and wearing the wedding dress in the 'magical' attic, or playing with the walking fruit on the dining room table. Of course, we especially loved shutting off the lights and pretending we were not at home when our parents came to retrieve us. Her laughter and joy will forever live...

Our deepest sympathy to all the Kenney family. We met Albina at the Waterford and immediately loved her spunky and loving personality. She was so gifted with crafts and baking birthday cakes for all the residents. A wonderful lady. May God grant her eternal rest. Sincerely, Frank Stipkala and Mrs. Ethel Nalepka

"Dear Family; Please accept my condolence. Keep close to your heart loving memories and cherished moments. May the Hearer of prayer comfort you. Psalms 65:2

On behalf of the Atwood family, we send our sincere condolences. We have wonderful memories of Aunt Bina's generous nature and sharing of her many gifts and talents - especially sewing, cooking, arts and crafts, and making doll houses. Those memories live in our hearts.

Oh how many wonderful memories I have living and growing up next door to Bina, Jay, Johnny and Eileen. She and the whole family will always be part of my best memories from the best of times.

While I didn't know Bina very long (just a few years) she was always incredibly kind to me. Bina had the rare ability to make anyone and everyone around her excited about whatever her mind was currently on. That kind of contagious excitement is an inspiration, and something I'll never forget. Rest in peace, Bina.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Not only were you a loving aunt but a great "friend" as well.

Dear Jay, John, Eileen and your families. Bina brightened up our lives on Mt Carmel. She was the best neighbor--fun, joyful, loving and full of mischief--any kid could have. I thank God I had the good fortune to live next door to her. My thoughts are with you as we mourn her loss. With love, Fran Precario