Kent F. Cronin

Sad to hear of Ken's recent passing. I found Ken to be soft-spoken, kind-hearted, and a keen listener. I did not know him well, but he was very welcoming and supportive when I began attending Central Baptist Church many years ago. I am confident that Ken has arrived well received in God's kingdom.

My husband met Kent through a wrong tel. number! His call led my husband to ask questions and Kent became our Financial Advisor! We found him to be kind, patient and always available to us. We will miss you. R.I.P. Kent. ~Bonnie and Gordon Reid, Victoria.

Kent and I were very close in age, our birthdays were just 4 months apart. I wish we could have hung out together more, but alas we lived so far apart. Some years ago I spent a weekend at his place in Port Hardy while on a trip to BC. We had a great time. Only saw him sporadically since then but really enjoyed his company. R.I.P. Kent

What a joy to read of the full life Kent lead and his time here was too short for everyone who loved him and the life he loved. Such a gentleman. God bless you Kent. Louisa, cousin, Melbourne.

I didn´t know Kent but I would like to send heartfelt sympathy to the family and may you feel the presence of God surround you as you and your family and friends share memories Coming from a member at Central Baptist Church-Donna Shuman-my parents were Doug and Mary Knight

So sorry to hear this. I will fondly remember him especially when we wrote a poem together during a hike.

Hello, we were saddened to hear about the passing of Kent. We were Kent and Sophie's local pet store, and it always brought a smile to our faces when they visited. Sophie would run so fast behind the till. She always had a smile on her face and would make the cutest tap dance prance with her paws.

Kent loved Sophie so much, and we would love to pass on our love to her. If a family member could please reach out to us, we have prepared a care package for her. ([email protected])

My fondest memories of Kent were from when we were young kids growing up as cousins in Scarborough. He was a fun loving happy kid and always seemed to be "up to something"! Years later, we were so fortunate to be able to gather on Salt Spring for the various Cronin get togethers. Kent was so welcoming and full of fun. He always had something interesting, funny or witty to say. He will be so missed. R.I.P. Kent.

So very sorry for your loss, only met Kent once at a family reunion organized by Fergus, was great to spend time with extended family, sad for everyone today. Geoff Cronin