We are saddened to learn of the death of Anne-Marie Kennedy. She died on November 7 from abdominal cancer. Her daughter informed us that she was with her family until the very end in the house that she loved.
Anne-Marie was married to GCI pastor John Kennedy who died several years ago after a very long battle with cancer of his own. John and Anne-Marie graduated from Ambassador College then served in the ministry of WCG/GCI for many years in California, Maine and New Hampshire.
Cards and letters of condolence may be sent to their son Paul and their daughter Lia at these addresses:
Paul Kennedy 8 Middle Jam Rd Gorham, Me 04038 Lia Kent 12 B Park St Dover, NH 03820
We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom, and know that she will be lovingly be missed by many.
May God, through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, keep you all snuggled in His loving, compassionate, caring and healing arms during this difficult time – and always.
In Christian Love
Grace Covenant Fellowship
Birmingham, Alabama
Hello Paul & Lia,
It has been a long time since I last saw the two of you. I don’t know if you rmemeber or not, but when your parents were in Maine looking for a home, I took you to school and back (in LA). You have my love and sadness over the death of your beloved Mother. She was a sweet, wonderful lady and I know what a difficult time this is for you.
My God richly bless you and your families.
Lovingly, Mary L. Terry
THE LORD WILL BLESS AND KEEP YOU. HE WILL MAKE HIS FACE TO SHINE UPON YOU AND BE GRACIOUS TO YOU; THE LORD WILL LIFT UP HIS COUNTENANCE UPON YOU AND GIVE YOU PEACE. HE IS FAITHFUL, WE LOVE HIM BECAUSE HE FIRST LOVED US. WE PRAY HE WILL FILL THE VOID AND EMPTINESS LEFT BY YOUR MOM’S ENTRANCE INTO HIS PRESENCE, AS WE REMEMBER “ABSENT IN THE BODY IS TO BE PRESENT WITH THE LORD.”
Thirty years ago at the Feast in Pasadena, I was staying with my uncle and aunt, Ron & Joy Howe. I had the honor of dining at the Kennedy’s and enjoying Mrs. Kennedy’s French cooking. This Southern boy has never forgotten her grace and charm. You will be in my prayers.
Mike Doss
Cullman, Alabama