Glenn E. Kinney

It is with great sadness the family announce the passing of Glenn E. Kinney surrounded by his family, at the Charlotte County Hospital St Stephen, NB on Tuesday February 11, 2025.

Glenn is the youngest son of the late Granville and Myrtle (Johnson) Kinney of Rollingdam, NB.

He was a self-employed woodsman for many years.  Later, he worked at the Flakeboard until his retirement.

Glenn loved all his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, fostering some along the way.  He enjoyed each and everyone of them in their own special way.  He was a hard-working man who provided them with care and understanding with guidance and much love.  Glenn was like a guardian angel up until his last few days.  Glenn was loved by all.

He deeply enjoyed his music.  Driving in the car, humming a tune, song or a diddy.  Often speaking of the many people that he has met along his travels.  Also, talking about the good ole days and the stories he had to tell.  He enjoyed life to the fullest.

Glenn loved playing and singing music with his friends at Lincourt Manor, Bayside Hall, St Stephen Legion and the hospital to people who needed music for their soul.  Bringing happiness to them and brightening their day just to see the smile on their face.  Glenn would always help his neighbours when he could.

He will be sadly missed by his sons; Ronald (June) and Gerald (Diane), daughter; Donna (Ed) Rayner, grandchildren; Ron and Jamie (Samantha) Kinney great-grandchildren; Zach, Nate and Piper, several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins.

In addition to his parents, Glenn was predeceased by his loving wife Viola, two daughters; Dorothy and Lorraine.

A graveside service will be held at the Moores Mills Cemetery, Moores Mills, NB, on Monday July 21, 2025 at 11:00 am.

Thank you all for the care that was provided by all the doctors,  nursing staff at the Charlotte County Hospital and Extra Mural nurses.  Staff on first floor of CCH, for the comfort and care provided.

Donations in Glenn’s memory can be made to the Charlotte County Hospital Foundation or a charity of one’s choice.  Condolences can be made online at mehanfuneralhome.ca