In Loving Memory
Kathleen Henderson
Kathleen's Life Story
Her mother and father where both from the west of Ireland.
Her Mother Winnie was from Galway & her father Frank was from Clare.
She was the second eldest of Four children.
Kathleen had three sisters Maureen,Carol and Margaret.
She grew up in Shoreditch in East London.
She attended Bishop Challoner Catholic Secondary School in Bethnal Green.
After secondary school she started working at an employment agency.
She later become founder member of Reed employment agency before moving onto the evening standard.
1967 She met my father Vincent Henderson.
They both got married in 1971
They had four children Louise,Vincent,Yvette & Paul.
Vincent sadly passed away in 1992.
She left three lovely Grandchildren Vienne,Mirrabelle and Henley.
After a long and hard battle with parkinson disease and other health issues
She sadly passed in her sleep in Whipps Cross Hospital on 5th December 2024.
She was gracefully blessed on the 4th December by Father Michael.
Thank you everyone for taking your time reading a little bit about my strong willed resilient mother.
God bless to you all with love Paul.
Funeral Details
Our Lady & St George Church, 132 Shernhall St, London E17 9HU and City of London Crematorium
18/12/2024
1pm Church and 3pm City of London Crematorium
Officiant: Father Michael
Parking can be found inside the church if not available please park outside the church clearly displaying you are attending the 13.00 Funeral service for Kathleen Henderson.Waltham Forest council have been notified by Father Micheal.
Wake
Queen Elizabeth, 95 Forest Side, E4 6BA
Condolences & Memories
(8)Dear Kath, sorry that you have left us. You would always help if anyone needed you. We will miss you. Maureen & Jim and family. Xx
Thinking of the shared laughs, fun and experiences. You were a ‘one off’ Kath. Rest up now. Love Winnie (a.k.a Carol) & Roger and family x
1950s – 1970s
Maureen,Kathleen,Carol,Margie
Saddened to hear the news that Kathy has passed, my Mums dear friend. She was always there to help, give me and her daughter Yvette lifts back and forth to the nightclubs, didn’t matter what time. I always remember her really long eyelashes, beautiful lady inside and out. Rest in peace x
Thinking of the shared laughs, fun and experiences. You were a ‘one off’ Kath. Rest up now. Love Winnie (a.k.a. Carole) & Roger and family x
Dear Kath, thinking of the many days spent sitting on a cold step playing gobs. You always made everyone around you smile and laugh. Your now with your lovely mum and dad. RIP Mary Scanlan x
Dear Auntie Kath, Thinking of you today and sorry I can’t be there in person. I have many fond memories of childhood visits to play and have sleepovers with Louise. The kids birthday parties you hosted were the stuff of legends! I hope you’re up there with Nannie, Grandad & Vincent Thinking of you all Yvette, Paul, Louise and family. All my love, Hannah