Tributes
June 01, 2011
Linda Sansone
Dear Adam,
While visiting my Mom's grave on Memorial Day we came upon yours.. Not sure why out of all the gravesites, we were
pulled towards you. My mom passed away on May 18th and it has been such a terrible loss... It has left us all with a
deep hole in our hearts.
I felt such comfort leaving the cemetery knowing that she isn't far from you. That maybe, just maybe you're helping
her in heaven... My mom was a wonderful selfless person who deserves nothing but the best.. so it's no wonder she
has a hero like you by her side!

April 10, 2010
WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU ADAM...THINKING OF YOU ALWAYS.  WE WON'T LET ANYONE FORGET YOU.

May 10, 2008
Steven P. Kennedy

Dear Adam,
 It has been over a year now since you gave your life for us and
our childrens future.  I know you are with me while I am writing this and
what a comfort that is.  I want you to know that when we played and
wrestled when you were five gave me some of my most cherrished moments in
my life so far.  When I play with your cousin Matthew I think of you
often.  The waving American Flag and the Star Spangled Banner are things
that will always make me think of what you have done for us and will
always give me a sence pride in you.  You are my first little brother
and I will miss you.  Only the good die young my friend, and know no
better than you.  Thank you for your bravery and love little brother, it
will never be forgotten by me.

I LOVE YOU,
Cousin Steve (Big Bother)


August 6, 2007
Maureen Daley

Dear Adam
For all the times that I will miss you, I know that you will forever
touch my soul and inspire me to be more courageous and dedicated. I will
always look for signs that you are near and take comfort that you are
no longer in harms way , with God,  and are safe.



              














Our trip to Mexico will always be a cherished memory and I am so
grateful we took time out to just have fun.
Your sister,
Mo


COL(Ret) James R. Kennedy, SR.      Uncle
In Honor Of SGT Adam P. Kennedy

Time may never allow us to fully appreciate you
dedication, devotion to duty, and your ultimate sacrifice for us.  You live on
in our hearts, and we will continue to take the "medicine" of the
memories of your life with us.  Each day brings at least one memory, and we
will cherish each and every one. We know that you now rest with the
Lord.  Our prayers for you and your family are never ending.  We will see
you on the other side.
God Bless.
Uncle Jim.

Sept 6, 2007
Thomas Hickey
Adam was at ranger school with me and a year ahead of
me at Norwich. I will never forget hanging out on recycle status with
you in Florida or the Chapel during Wilhelm's honor hearing.

You're a back breaking worker, a courageous man, and there are none
better.
Sgt. Adam P. Kennedy
United States Army
KIA April 8, 2007 Iraq
Adam P. Kennedy    
Age 25, of Norfolk, passed away April 8th, while serving in the Army in Iraq. Beloved son of J. David &
Nancy A. (Smyth) Kennedy of Norfolk. Brother of John D. & his wife Kori of Nashua, N.H., Jane Kennedy of
Winthrop, Maureen Daley & her husband John of Roslindale & Colin M. of Norfolk. Uncle of Eric Daley &
Dean & Aren Kennedy. Also survived by many aunts, uncles & cousins. Relatives & friends invited to
attend a Funeral Mass at St. Jude's Church, Norfolk, Tuesday morning at 10. Visiting hours at St. Jude's
Church, 86 Main St., Norfolk, Sunday (7-9) & Monday (2-4) & (7-9). Interment Knollwood Memorial Park,
Canton. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to the Sgt. Adam P. Kennedy
Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 100, Norfolk, MA 02056. Dockray & Thomas Funeral Home (781) 828-0811
Published in the Boston Globe from 4/14/2007 - 4/15/2007.