Birth date: Jul 26, 1935 Death date: Feb 11, 2012
Frederick Lee Kinley, age 76, of North Ridgeville, passed away Saturday February 11, 2012 at his home following a long illness. He was born in Johnstown, PA moving to North Ridgeville in 1959. Mr. Kinley worked for General Electri Read Obituary
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so many memories, I will never forget
name it been there, from hospitals, too car shows,parks put-in-bay Island
where u had to drive the golf cart everywhere and of course the four of us drove all night to Atlantic City and couldn't find a room and cold.
Now ur in a better place
Will be missed by everyone
love Shirley
Uncle Fred,
Your smile and laughter will be missed, but will live in my heart forever. I know you will have those angels laughing in no time!
Until we meet again - Love, Lisa
will miss your wonderful ways and funny jokes and all the laughter you were able to give. and all the great times and parties we went to.
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Lee, that all I ever called you when we were growing up. I will always remember the times we traveled back to Pa on the long weekends from Republic Steel. I remember the time you did a donut on the Turnpike going back to Ohio.. The toll taker look bewilder when he saw all the mud on your car from hitting the hill side from the storm, and I had to push your car to get it started again and the whole way to our apartment on route 21 every red light i had to push you. I feel so bad that the miles kept us apart. I feel like A part of me is missing now. Mom died young, Dad too. Yet our aunts are out living all of us. Aunt Bernet will be 105 on Mar. 3 , Doris will be 94, Violet 95. I hope we can still keep in touch with the family. I am just getting my voice back enough to talk on he phone, and wanted to talk to you and let you hear me with my new voice. Love hou broter. Gary
So sorry for your loss. We will keep you all in our thoughts.
PapPap,
You were always the life of the party. Everyone who met you thought you were hilarious. Everything we did was always funnier because you were there. I'll miss playing cornhole with you, watching Pawn Stars, hearing you yell at me because I hadn't washed my car, playing board games and black jack, and hearing your laugh. I think I'll miss your laugh the most because it was so contagious. I know you are in a better place now, watching over us and laughing at our crazy family. We'll meet you there some day. Love you.
PapPap,
I will always remember your laugh, your sayings, and your antics. You could lift anyone's spirits no matter what you did. I will always remember the fun times: Car Shows, Parties, Sleep Overs and getting in trouble for "steaaling flowers", Games, Bowling, and getting to see you when you came back from Florida. You will always be missed and loved. You are in a better place now.
I love you,
Krystal
