Kevin Holloran

Kevin passed away suddenly at his home on 6th January 2023 aged 54 years.

Born in North London, Kevin spent many of his summer holidays in Ireland visiting his fathers side of the family in Co. Mayo. Following his school years Kevin worked as a postman for Royal Mail before making the move to Cheshire with his parents where he spent time working as a hospital porter for many years. Following the loss of his father, Kevin spent more and more time with his mum, who he truly doted on, eventually becoming her full time carer. They shared many wonderful times together and between them they had the most amazing sense of humour sharing many laughs along the way. They enjoyed many trips to the theatre and could often be seen setting out to enjoy a day trip on the busses. Following a move to Clayton-le-Moors Kevin became a well loved character in the local community. Wherever he lived Kevin always kept his faith in the Lord and was a regular face at All Saints Church and Clayton Baptist Church.

Donations are being gratefully received in memory of Kevin on behalf of Clayton Baptist Church to help cover the cost of his funeral. To make a donation please send to Clayton Baptist Church, a donation box will also be available on the funeral day.

Please feel free to leave a message for Kevin’s online memorial book by completing the form below. [ninja_form id=5]

Julie

Kevin, you had a great send off, couldn’t of asked for more. We’re really going to miss you. From all at woodnook breakfast club. X

Mandy

Brilliant character in his own way. God bless

Stephen and Janice

Will miss our chats in the park really lovely to talk too told us some good stories R I P KEV GOD BLESS YOU

Tracey Shaw

My deepest sympathy, kevin was a lovely bloke often stopped to chat to him on my dog walks xx

Jonathan Frodsham

A Kentish Town Diamond was Kev he had his Credo, his own code of conduct, and could get along with anyone. He was a “Blinding Geezer”.”an” a Real Gent” .to use his own turn of phrase. He walked a rough path. With a certain style and no airs ‘n’ graces. And there’s a lot to be said for that kind of common Nobility, in being True to Yourself, Code, Creed + Rock n Roll on Brother.

Tracey Shaw

My deepest sympathy, kevin was a lovely bloke often stopped to chat to him on my dog walks xx

Andrea Whittingham

Rest in Peace Kevin. Always enjoyed our little chats on my walks in the Woodlands x

Donna Parker

Me and my family spent many hours chatting to Kevin in the park, he had lots of great stories to tell, he had a great sense of humour and was often enjoying watching our dogs run around and chase squirrels in the park. God bless

Nooh aka Noah

Going to miss you. And more importantly going to miss your faith in God

Jacki

You’re with your mum now Kev I have missed you in the park goodnight ,God bless Kevin xx

Christine Scarbrough

Sending heartfelt sympathy and thoughts at this sad time. I hope your memories of Kevin will be bright and comfort you in the times ahead. May he rest in eternal peace and you be comforted to know he is safe in the Lords Arms. ????

Helen

You are sadly missed, the park won’t be the same without your lovely smile. God bless kev, your frend Helen X

sdilworth@hotmail.co.uk

Stuart I am sorry for the loss.

Annabel

Kev always had a kind word and a story to share. He shouldered his difficulties with a smile and I pray that now he is at peace.