Kenny and I have been friends ever since we first met at age 11 in secondary school. We lived near each other in Corstorphine, and over the years, I spent a lot of time with him and his family. I called his mum mum. Kenny was more than a friend: he was my brother.
Kenny lit up the world and the people around him with his indomitable spirit and cheeky sense of humour. When Kenny entered a room the party started!! But more than that: he was a kind and generous individual. We have lost a true character. The world is a less interesting place without him.

Ian.