Dedicated to the memory of Ken Stephenson
Ken sadly passed away suddenly, but very peacefully at home with Joan on Thursday 2nd January 2025 aged 79 years. Ken was a loving husband to Joan, and a wonderful dad to Emma and Aaron. He was a proud Granpa to Joshua, Eleanor, Charlie and Jake. He was a much loved father-in-law, brother, cousin and uncle, and, a friend to many.
The funeral service will be held on Thursday 6th February 2025 in All Saints Church, Harbury at 1pm, followed by refreshments and a celebration of his life at The Village Club. Everyone is welcome. Please help us to spread the word.
We would love to hear your stories about Ken on this page. Please add yours under the ‘Thoughts’ section below.
Family flowers only. Instead, we are fundraising for The British Heart Foundation & Cancer Research. These are two charities which are close to our hearts. You can donate through the link below, or in collection boxes at the funeral.
The funeral service will be held on Thursday 6th February 2025 in All Saints Church, Harbury at 1pm, followed by refreshments and a celebration of his life at The Village Club. Everyone is welcome. Please help us to spread the word.
We would love to hear your stories about Ken on this page. Please add yours under the ‘Thoughts’ section below.
Family flowers only. Instead, we are fundraising for The British Heart Foundation & Cancer Research. These are two charities which are close to our hearts. You can donate through the link below, or in collection boxes at the funeral.
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Thoughts
While attending an exhibition in the 2000s we would go to the Bull in Weston and as we were from the North East Ken sniffed us out and we chatted, mainly funny stuff. With Ken, you laughed a lot. He would send emails, again all humorous. I remember Ken as friendly laughter.
Stephen Brown
31st January 2025
Ken was Emma's funny Dad to me, who visited her at college dressed as Santa, and made sure ecverybody learnt that he was Emma Stevenson's dad. He was so funny, loving and caring, he sent Newcastle badges to my brothers in Hungary so that they know who to support. My mum still holds a bottle of wine that he had given to her as a guest in Harbury with everone's signature on it. It was a delight be in Ken's company.
He will be missed so much, and never forgotten.
My mum still has
Boglarka, Csilla, Bence, Balint and families
20th January 2025
Ken was an absolute legend when I was growing up with Emma as a great friend. He really impressed me one day when a group of Jahova Witnesses arrived at his door and he invited them in. I’ve never known a group of them wanting to leave so quick after Ken’s conversation with them?! They were dumbstruck! It was hilarious. (Sorry, if I offend anyone, but at 9years old, it was funny!) Rest easy Ken X
Donna (Revitt) Wilson
15th January 2025
