John "Jack" Kenney

I was one of Jack's guests when he, Rex and Corky opened Tucson McGraw's. I showed Shane how Maine lobsters swim in the bathtub. Whoops. Not that long in fresh water. Aimee, Shane and the Kenney family, I'm sorry for your loss. Many happy memories of Tucson, Worcester and the Cape came to me with this sad news.

Sad news to hear of Jack's passing. I worked for him for many years at Thirsty's. He was a good man, with a big heart. He will certainly be missed. May he rest in peace.

To Jack's immediate family and all who considered him a friend,
My sincere condolences at this time and may all the love shared help to ease the deep loss.
Fondly, Helen E. Sia (a friend from College years at Assumption, Harvard, MA and beloved 'Streeter Pond')

You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

A kinder person there never was.
Jack was truly a special person who will never be forgotten, & his gentle soul is smiling down on us free of pain and struggle.
You will be missed and thought of by so many Jack!
Love Teena & Jimmy Stewart

My deepest condolonces to Shane and his family. There are no words for what it is to lose a parent. All I can say is that he will always be at your side to witness what a great man and father you are. You took on the buissness when he couldn't do it anymore. I know he was blessed to have you and Aimee, your rock, at your side.

So sorry to hear of Jacks passing. I will miss my friend.

Jack was a great neighbor and friend. We will miss him. Jan and I send our condolences to Shane and Aimee and all the family on Jack's passing.
Ron and Jan Pullen (Tucson, AZ)

Jack was such a precious friend, and I am so blessed to have been in his life for the past eight years. He will be be missed everyday! I love you Jack!