Passed away peacefully, on November 1, 2020 in her 92nd year, in Brampton, Ontario.
Wife of the late John (Jack) Kenney, she is survived by her children Ann Scott (Gary), Michael Kenney, Laurie Mountain (Bill), Lyn Wright (Stewart), Kathi Brawley (predeceased)(Michael), Jim Kenney and David Kenney, 15 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. Predeceased by grandsons, Greg and John Kenney.
Dorothy also leaves behind her sisters, Audrey Sullivan, Barbara Washburn and Gayle Letts (Dale), as well as many nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her parents, Herb and Ethel McLean, brother, Ron McLean and sisters Doreen Beauchesne, Betty Latimer and Patricia McLean.
Dorothy was born in North Bay, Ontario, and worked as the manager of the ONR Credit Union for 25 years. She was an active member of the North Bay Legion, Ladies Auxillary and an avid reader, enjoying history, especially of WW II, British royalty and family ancestry.
She was proud of her children, her family, and all their accomplishments.
Dorothy will be missed by all that knew her.
A private family service will be held.
Donations can be made to the Alzheimers Society of Ontario, Breast Cancer Foundation, Diabetes Association of Ontario or the West Ferris Legion, Branch 599
Condolences for the family may be offered at www.EganFuneralHome.com
SHAWN ODONNELL
Our sincerest condolences to Jim, Mike and the entire family. Godspeed Mrs. Kenney
Michael Oldfield
I knew Dorothy and Jack very well back in the 1950’s. My Dad, Gus Oldfield, worked with Jack Kenney in the sheet metal shop at the ONR. I also knew her father, Herb Mclean who was the top engineer on the ONR for many years. My deepest condolences to all of the Kenney family on the passing of a very fine lady.
Michael Oldfield.
Bev Wood
So sorry to hear of the loss of Dorothy she was a wonderful person both inside and out. Condolences to all the family Bev & Bob Wood, North Bay, On
Marilyn Menard
Mike, Jim and families, please accept my heartfelt condolences at this most difficult time. Your good memories will be a great help getting through your ordeal. Take care of yourselves.
Marion Vaillant
My deepest condolences to all the family. Dot was a dear friend for many years.
God’s Blessings to all of you.
Marion Vaillant & Family
Karen Trotter
My Condolences to the Kenny Family, Dot holds a special place with me, She was one little lady that would not give in, over the last year or so she was mind. We made many milk shakes together and often had to share just to get her to drink, and a few times, in the blink of a eye I was wearing that Milkshake. Those were the days. Lots of fun and laughter. Her beautiful smile will be miss so much . RIP Dot love Karen and the Elliott Team
Selma Colvin
To all the Kenney family. In all my interactions with Dot, I found her to be such a pleasant, friendly lady. She had such a sparkle about her. Rest in peace – Dot.
Sincerely
Selma (and Russ) Colvin
Brad
My condolences to the Kenney family.
I grew up living behind the Kenneys and Dot or Mrs Kenney was everybody’s second mother. Miss those days of growing up with the Kenney family.
I would send flowers but apparently
I was always accused of stealing them from the Kenneys yard and giving them to my mom…..lol
A sad day for the gang.
Brad Harvey
The Harvey Family
Our deepest sympathy to the Kenney family. The old west ferris gang is dwindling. Rest in peace.
Doug Middaugh
Condolences to Audrey Sullivan!
Mary Jo DiFilippo
My condolences to the Kenney clan on the loss of their mother, grandmother and great grandmother. I remember spending several weeks each summer on Lake Nipissing in North Bay with cousins Ann, Michael, Laurie, Lyn, Kathi, Jim and David. Seven of them and six of us – we had a blast! Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Jack were a big part of the fun! Thinking of all of you during this difficult time.
With Sympathy,
Mary Jo (Celetti) DiFilippo
Sharon Lapointe
My sincere and deepest condolences to you all. Dot was a beautiful lady to whom I respected dearly. RIP Dorothy