Kenneth Richard Morris

Thanks Peter, lovely memories, Sue

To Sue, Cara, and Jessica, I can only try and imagine your grief and sadness that you are going through at the sad loss of Ken, it’s is also felt in some measure by all the friends and acquaintances he made in his lifetime and rest assured he will be remembered with love and fondness. My personal connection was first in the mid sixties in Ken’s motorcycle days, in fact he “checked” my helmet for me, we had plenty of good times and the holidays where always eventful and memorable and in fact the holiday that was spoken about it was my bike that had the 13 punctures that gave us all the trouble. The photo snap taken in the Lake District was just one of those found memories shared in innocence. With the passing of time we all gradually went are separate ways but there was always a bond that you get when it occurs under normal circumstances and remained friends and enjoyed the rare occasions when I would happen on him at “you know where” and share a pint. The few lines that have been written here, may in someways show the effect that we have on each other. Once again I share you sadness when I recall “a man you don’t every day” sincerely Peter Noonan “P”