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Kenneth Partridge Obituary

In the early morning of January 8th, 2020, Kenny passed away. He leaves his daughter Kaylene Coakley and 2 granddaughters. He leaves 2 sons Brandon Patridge of Vermont and his son Kenneth Patridge Jr of Chicopee. He leaves his mother Bernadette Riel from Easthampton. On Kenny's mother side of the family he leaves his sisters Tina Horner of Easthampton. Theresa and Robert Brousseau of West Springfield and his baby sister Lori Patridge of New Hampshire. He leaves 2 brothers Paul and Barb Musial of Chicopee, Gary Musial of Westfield. he is predeaced by his brother Joseph Musial. On Kenny's father side of the family he leaves his sisters Cora Ambros and Brenda Patridge and his brothers Gorden Patridge of Ware, Curtis Patridge of Chicopee and Steven Patridge of Westfield. he is predeceaced by his father Warren (Red) Patridge and his sister Uligail and his brother Warren (Buddy) Patridge

Rest in Peace dear brother

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Published by Daily Hampshire Gazette on Jan. 15, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
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Kady Musial

January 11, 2021

I love youuu Uncle!! A year has already flew by and life just doesn’t get any easier without you here.

Kady Musial

January 28, 2020

I love you and miss you everyday uncle psycho. Our family will remain broken until we're all together again. The best uncle a niece could ask for. We've always had the greatest memories and I'll cherish them forever. Your great nephew is still throwing those fancy baseball throws you've taught him We love you and you'll always live on through the love of your family.

Theresa Brousseau

January 15, 2020

R.I.P little brother u will be missed verry much till we meet again R.I.P with love from your older sister Theresa

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