Kenneth Charles Mabbatt

1928 - 1992
LocationOxford
Age63 years
Date of Birth4/1928
Date of Death3/1992
Visitors484 since 18/04/2007
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Kenneth Charles Mabbatt, died aged 63 years of cancer on the 2nd of March 1992. He was born in Oxford & died in Oxford Sobell House Hospice. He worked for Sir William Dunn's school of Pathology in Oxford for 3 years aged 14-17. He then worked at the Pathology Laboratory for 8 years. He then decided to rejoin Sir William Dunn's school for 37 years eventually as a Microbiologist. He was an intelligent, hard working man.

He was the son of Sidney Mabbatt & Elsie Mabbatt nee Pritchett. Brother to Doris Green nee Mabbatt. Dear husband of Eileen Vera Mabbatt nee Harding. Father to Joan Elizabeth Jones. And Grandfather to Denise Jayne Jones & Rebecca Anne Jones.


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I was just 10 months old when this man passed away, my Grandfather. I never knew him, never felt his touch or heard his voice. That I remember anyway. I've never had a male role model, my father isn't really a father & I have no brothers. My other Grandfather died years & years before I was born, thank God.

My Grandfather Kenneth was a lovely man, described as a pleasure to know. He always took care of his family. I would have loved to meet him. I have a photo of him framed on my window sill. I don't think you need to know family to love them. He was a part of me, as I hope I am to him. I love him.

I speak to you every night Grandad, I always tell you my secrets, all my thoughts. You see me everyday at school & home. I know I make you sad because I don't get on with Ian, but I can't help it & it's not something I can control. I'm not gonna make the same mistakes he did, I'm gonna be somebody.

A microbiologist eh? you really did it for yourself Kenneth. I'm proud of you. I want to be successful & I'm gonna do it all for you. You're my motivation, I love you.

You liked photography, took pictures all the time. I have your camera in my room, I think mum took it back though. I wanted it close to me, to see what you saw. I used to listen to the music you recorded onto tapes. Opera & classical, I never liked it much but it helped me remember you.

I'm going to do photography for A level, not just for you though, I like it. I wish you could be here to help me, help me with my cameras.

I'm sorry that I cry, I can't help it, I try to be strong but I can't. I just think about you & the not knowing you & just begin to cry. We will meet one day right Grandpa?

I wish you were here.. to see my graduation, to hold my hand when I open the results. I wish I could here your laugh & see you smile. I wish you could see my children & my wedding. I wish you could see my university graduation. I wish you could see my grow old.

I hope you love me as much as I love you, because it would break my heart to know that I dissapoint you so. I try I really do, I hope you see me when I'm down & know my pain. I don't want you to think that I'm all bad..

I'm proud of you Sir, you made Grandma & Mum happy, very happy. I love you so much, please love me to.

All my love, always in my heart.

Your grandaughter Rebecca, 16.

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what a remarkable man you were Kenneth, rest in peace watching over those you love

Death is nothing at all

I have only slipped away into the next room

I am I and you are you

Whatever we were to each other

That we are still

Call me by my old familiar name

Speak to me in the easy way you always used

Put no difference into your tone

Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow

Laugh as we always laughed

At the little jokes we always enjoyed together

Play, smile, think of me, pray for me

Let my name be ever the household word that it always was

Let it be spoken without effort

Without the ghost of a shadow in it

Life means all that it ever meant

It is the same as it ever was

There is absolute unbroken continuity

What is death but a negligible accident?

Why should I be out of mind

Because I am out of sight?

I am waiting for you for an interval

Somewhere very near

Just around the corner

All is well.

Sheila Mum To Ian And Wife Of Trev (passerby)

April 18, 2007
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