Ian KINGSTONE Obituary

Sad news indeed.
A great friend, mentor and confidant.
I will miss him always.

To Sarah, Debbie, and all family,

I am truly sorry to hear of the passing of my friend Ian. A true gentleman and role model. I enjoyed Ian's company, though brief, on many occasions and I will never forget him.

I offer to you all my sincerest condolences.

Until we meet again, Ian to talk horses.

Shane Crawford-Laingholm.

Judith Stotter - here is one for you. Ian and his friends, including Don.

Goodbye Ian - you will be missed. Thank you for being such a devoted husband to my mother all these years, Poppa to my children, and such a strong presence in our lives. You will live on in the things you loved, as you predicted all those years ago.

Dear Ian why did you go so unexpectedly. The answer is blowin´ in the wind.

Sadly missed by Len, Janet and extended family.

Rest in peace.

Ian was my stepfather-in-law, an artist, a friend and a fellow music lover. Ian was sorely missed at my last Clare Inn gig where he was a regular. I'll be playing some of the music that you always asked for on Monday. 'Let grief be a falling leaf at the dawning of the day' From On Raglan Road by Patrick Kavanagh. Sean Kelly

Dear Joyce I was so sad to see of IANS passing, he was lovely man and he a Don had had a wonderful friendship since school days quite amazing.My thoughts are with you all. With sympathy a love. Judy STOTTER

Thinking of memories from many, many years ago. You were a great friend dear Ian and I was sad to learn of your passing from Debbie.
Photo, Ian playing a zither on the Sea of Galilee
Sail the seven seas and have fun as you go on your forever journey.
Love Val

Ian, my next door neighbor growing up in Garnet Road. Remember those games of chess 55 years ago? Would love to celebrate with your family and friends, but alas I am in Asia on holiday.
Stay firm in the saddle.
Condolences to all
Richard Hudson
64 21 933 662

Fond memories of working with Ian. Playing squash on Friday nights and he also painted a portrait of me, which is now owned by my granddaughter.