Dear Uncle Kenny,
You were always such a quiet guy who kept to himself but your actions spoke volumes to me, and inspired me. Even though I never got a chance to tell you this but I always admired that because you never got into family sqabbles. You were the strength that helped grandma and grandpa when they first lost Kathleen and the strength that helped grandma when she lost grandpa last year. I admire you because you raised your daughter Molly (even though she can't communicate it to you) who loves you and will always love you. You taught me what love really is and that love isn't superficial, and love can't be bought or controlled. Rich or poor love will always be there and you taught me that life lesson, and I will always be grateful for that. Thank you from the bottom of my heart even though financially I am not rich, I will have that life lesson and I know who my true family will always be, you grandma and grandpa, my mom and dad, alicia, uncle Jack, Uncle Dave, Kathleen (Aunt Kat), and my cousin Molly. I will always remember the one birthday for Molly and I over grandma and grandpa's house where Molly gave me a huge hug and the overwhelming love you had for her shone through Molly. At that moment I realized she is a lucky girl to have you as a father because of all the love you showed her when she was younger. Thank you Uncle Kenny for all the fond memories and I will miss you. I hope you are with your Mom, Aunt Kat and Grandpa and tell them all I miss them. With love your nephew Joseph Johnson you will always be in my heart and I will never forget you.
