Obituary for Kenneth Cecil Zinck
It is with great sadness that the family of Kenneth Cecil Zinck of Dayspring announces his passing surrounded by his family on Friday, December 06, 2019 at the QE II Health Science Centre, VG Site, Halifax.
Born in New Germany, Kenneth was the son of the late Cecil and Eileen (Rafuse) Zinck.
Kenneth worked for almost 30 years at Michelin Tire and retired in 2000 to further operate his own business, Try Town Transit of which he was still operating at the time of his passing. A rewarding part of his business was in providing transportation to cancer patients to Halifax for their treatment.
He enjoyed the simple pleasures of life like a good cup of tea, spending quality time with his family at home, having a friendly conversation with those he met along the way, watching a good game of hockey and episodes of Coronation Street, making the best pizza ever and video chatting with his grandchildren.
Kenneth’s passing has left a real void in his family and he will be missed by so many.
Kenneth is survived by his wife, Diane (Hynick) daughters, Angelina (Mohamed Gudal) Zinck of Victoria BC; Gillian (Mike Dick) Zinck of Dartmouth and son, Justin (Kim) of Bedford, grandchildren, Nahla, Zachariya and Maliha; a sister and brother and several nieces and nephews.
A celebration for Kenneth’s life will be held Saturday, January, 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. at the Dana L. Sweeny Funeral Home,11213 Hwy. #3, Lunenburg.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to Katrin's Karepackage; (Katrin's Karepackage is the first initiative to provide funding to help offset the travel costs of NS cancer patients receiving treatment); St. Barnabas Anglican Church, Blue Rocks or to a charity of your choice.
www.sweenyfuneralhome.ca
Thank you to Milton Rhodenizer for being a dependable and reliable person and friend. To the doctors and nurses of the thoracic and ICU departments we would like to thank them, especially, Dr Daniel French, Dr Jack Rasmussen and nurses Catherine Bent, Robyn Wile, Autumn and Lindsay and to our family doctor, Dr. Greg Jensen, who was always there for Kenneth. Your kindness and careful attention were much appreciated. Special thanks to family and friends who supported the Zinck family through the months that preceded his passing.
Born in New Germany, Kenneth was the son of the late Cecil and Eileen (Rafuse) Zinck.
Kenneth worked for almost 30 years at Michelin Tire and retired in 2000 to further operate his own business, Try Town Transit of which he was still operating at the time of his passing. A rewarding part of his business was in providing transportation to cancer patients to Halifax for their treatment.
He enjoyed the simple pleasures of life like a good cup of tea, spending quality time with his family at home, having a friendly conversation with those he met along the way, watching a good game of hockey and episodes of Coronation Street, making the best pizza ever and video chatting with his grandchildren.
Kenneth’s passing has left a real void in his family and he will be missed by so many.
Kenneth is survived by his wife, Diane (Hynick) daughters, Angelina (Mohamed Gudal) Zinck of Victoria BC; Gillian (Mike Dick) Zinck of Dartmouth and son, Justin (Kim) of Bedford, grandchildren, Nahla, Zachariya and Maliha; a sister and brother and several nieces and nephews.
A celebration for Kenneth’s life will be held Saturday, January, 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. at the Dana L. Sweeny Funeral Home,11213 Hwy. #3, Lunenburg.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to Katrin's Karepackage; (Katrin's Karepackage is the first initiative to provide funding to help offset the travel costs of NS cancer patients receiving treatment); St. Barnabas Anglican Church, Blue Rocks or to a charity of your choice.
www.sweenyfuneralhome.ca
Thank you to Milton Rhodenizer for being a dependable and reliable person and friend. To the doctors and nurses of the thoracic and ICU departments we would like to thank them, especially, Dr Daniel French, Dr Jack Rasmussen and nurses Catherine Bent, Robyn Wile, Autumn and Lindsay and to our family doctor, Dr. Greg Jensen, who was always there for Kenneth. Your kindness and careful attention were much appreciated. Special thanks to family and friends who supported the Zinck family through the months that preceded his passing.