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Kenneth Hines

Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

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HINES , Kenneth Beloved husband, father, grand father, and scholar. Kenneth Dennis Hines , 72, of Pittsburgh, PA, died Tuesday, June 30, 2009. He was born February 27, 1937, in Brooklyn, NY to the late Francis L. Hines and Mary Brady Hines. After years of study culminating in PhL...

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Mary, both you and Ken were so influential in the formation training at St. Mary´s. I was educated by you both in 1993 and 1994. I have such great memories of you both and still fall back on so many lessons from the classes. I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Ken. He was a bright light with a giant heart.

Mary and the Hines Family:

May the beautiful memories of your life with Ken always remain in your heart and bring you comfort. I pray that God's precious love will strengthen you during this time of deep sorrow. May Ken rest in peace.

Dear Kathleen, Josh, and family,

Our prayers are with you. God's peace to all of you.

With love,
Gram Fuller and family

Dear Kathleen, Josh, and family,

We send our thoughts and prayers to you at this most difficult time. Kathleen, we never had the opportunity to meet your father, but will look forward to sharing your memories of him as you become a part of our family. May God provide all of you comfort.
Fondly,
Uncle Neil and Aunt Laine Spearing

Dear Mary and the Hines Family,

As an alumnus of Carlow, I wish to offer my deepest sympathies on the passing of your husband, father and grandfather. May the love of family and friends help you through this difficult time; may your faith in God give you strength and may this ancient hymn of the early Church bring you peace: May the angels lead him into Paradise. May the martyrs come and welcome him on his way; And lead him into the holy city, Jerusalem. May the choirs of angels...

Thank you,Mary, for printig this notice. Ken was my first boss in State Service. We had wondrful working hours in conversation and planning.
Patricia Donaho
Mercy Ridge
Timonimum, MD

Ken was a great boss and great friend. My memories are of how much he loved Mary and his children and how proud he was of them. Please accept my sympathy and remember that your memories of him will keep him with you in your hearts. Gerry Loveless, Chinchilla, PA

I worked with Ken years ago for the State of Maryland in Towson. I remember he always spoke very highly of his family. Please accept my sympathy at this time, and may he rest in peace.

Joyce Gary
Baltimore, MD

Dr. Hines and Family,

I offer my sympathy goes to you at this time. Memories are are greatest gifts of those who have gone to their reward of eternal life. May God be with you.

Carlow '09