Kenneth COOKSEY Obituary

My deepest sympathy to you all and may your hearts, Robert, Gary & families soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. In loving memory of Uncle Ken & Aunty Lois, together again with Terry!

To the family of Ken. Please accept our sincere sympathy at the passing of a really great and very strong man. We can never forget the love and care he extended to Lois during their long life together. So sorry we will be unable to join you on Friday. Ngaire (nee Smith) and Max Jackson

As the husband of my cousin, Lois, Ken was always courteous and kind to me and seemed a quiet gentleman with a gentle sense of humour. My love and condolences to cousins Robert and Gary and to the grandchildren of Ken and Lois. I am sorry I am unable to attend Ken's service on Friday, 20th December. I will be with you in spirit, sending kind and loving thoughts.

Ken was a good man, a genlteman, thoughtful, hard working, and he could fix anything. There was no topic that he couldn't converse on. I loved that he would take the time to learn about your interests. A loyal man who loved his family. Though he had a quiet disposition there was no short supply of his quick wit and sense of humor. Rest now Ken. RIP
"Say not in grief 'he is no more' but in thankfulness that he was."

All my condolences to Ken´s family the best painter the Manly Bowling Club ever had and a Dear friend to Me Bob Murray

A wonderful gentleman who will always be remembered, finally back with Lois and Terry. No more pain or headaches, just eternal love.