1954
2021
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Connie L Pugh
June 13, 2022
Ken was my brother in law . He'd always stop by if he was nearby for a cup of coffee.... And before He'd lived he would be on a ladder on my roof checking it out and making sure my gutters were always great. In the middle of one day and just a phone call away he came to my house to protect me in a difficult situation.... He always would tease me that he was a month older than me. And had become a Great Grandpa too ! Love You ! Be Free of all the pain. Ken I'm sure you are looking for a Red Camero to jump into and pedal to the metal for a nice country drive. You are truly missed. . RIP. Connie
Nancy Cameron-Kanawyer
June 8, 2022
I´ll meet you in heaven my special cousin and friend. Love you
Lance Newhall
June 8, 2022
Rest is peace Ken.
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