Edwin Kenneth Pollonais

My deepest condolences to the immediate family. May he rest in eternal peace.

My sincerest condolences to the Pollonais family on the loss of our dear next door neighbour, Kenneth. I still have a lot of Special memories growing up with Kenneth. Spoke to him about two weeks ago ,not knowing it was our last conversation. Kenos will always remember liming with you in your Grandmother’s, Mrs Deena’s gallery. Rest in Peace my Dear Brother.

Good Morning. I Am Deeply Saddened That I Am Unable to Be Physically Present to Bid a Final Farewell to My Cousin, Kenneth. I Have Known Kenneth My Entire Life. He was an Easy Going Guy. His Temperament Reminded Me of My Dad, John Also Known As Acquan Lai Choy, Kenneth's Uncle. I Have Never Seen Him Upset. Kenneth was a Master Baker, Great Ice Cream Maker and His Toloom was the best EVER after that of my aunt Comelin... Kenneth's Mom. I admired the way He Was Resilient In the aftermath of Becoming An Amputee. He Was Stoic In the Face As His Health Declined. I Love You and I Will Miss You. May He Rest In Everlasting Peace. Patsy (Lai Choy)

With heartfelt condolences to the Pollonais and extended families on the loss of Kenneth. There are places within our hearts that can only be filled with memories and there are places in our souls that can only be healed by the gentle hands of time. Rest in eternal peace beloved Edwin Kenneth Pollonais. Indra & Winston Choon & Melissa Resil

For the Soul, Spirit, Energy and Consciousness of my cousin Edwin Kenneth Pollonais, I wish perpetual Peace, Happiness, Enlightenment, Liberty from All Restriction, Abundance of All Things Good, and Oneness with The Creator and Creation. As you pass into Eternity, I thank you for being a good nephew to my mother Commoy, and a good cousin to my siblings Alvin, Michael, and Ingrid, and to me.

Uncle Kenneth, I am so sad you have departed us, I had always imagined I would see your face again one day, but time is not always on our side. My memories as a young boy when we visited Trinidad will always stay with me, you always had time for us and treated us so well. I remember you as always having a smile on your face and making jokes, it was always such a pleasure to have you around. I know you and my mother Chinfa, had a special connection between you both, she will dearly miss you. My dearest Uncle may you rest in peace. Your loving nephew, Jun-tad xx

Kenneth Pollonais was a loving, caring and beloved brother to me his sister Chinfa Lee, my family and our lovely departed mother Comelin Pollonais, who he loved dearly. I will always remember all the lovely things that you did for us and how you faithfully took good care of our mother. I am comforted that you are now reunited with her. Rest in peace my dearly beloved brother, I know you have now found peace and joy and a loving place in heaven looking down on us. with respect and love Your loving Sister Chinfa and her family xx

Good morning. I am so sad that I am not able to be physically present at my cousin Kenneth's funeral. I have known Kenneth my whole life. He was always an easy going guy, his temperament reminded me of his uncle, my dad. I have never seen him upset. Kenneth was a great baker, great ice cream maker and his toloom was the best ever after that of my aunt Comelim, his mom. I admired so much the way Kenneth was resilient in the aftermath of becoming an amputee. True to his character, he was stoic in the face of his declining health. May he rest in everlasting peace. I love you and will miss you. Patsy (LaiChoy)