I will miss seeing Ken at Sacred Heart Church. We talked after every Mass. I was so surprised to read of his death. The last time we talked he seemed well. I loved his pony tail and his gentleness, his devotion to the memory of his wife, his love of his children and especially his grandchildren. My wife remembers Ken telling her that his wife and my wife graduated from Little Flower High School. What a good man. I will miss him. Bernie Sarnoski
I didn't know Ken personally but work with Kris and through her I felt like I did know him. Her and I spend many lunch hours sitting and talking about family. I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that I will continue to keep you all in my prayers. Dad sounded like he was a very nice man who lived for his family. Sincerely, Terri Butz
Kris:
I loved hearing all your stories about your Dad and felt as though I knew him personally. I wanted to let you know how sad I am for you and your family. I hope that you can take comfort in knowing that although your Dad is no longer with you in the physical sense, his love for his family, friends and life will live on in your memories of him for years and years. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love ya,
Gloria
I loved him like my own father and especially now, during his birthday month, do I wish that God could have allowed his family to enjoy such a great man/husband/father for his 75th birthday and many years thereafter. He was the rarest of men who held his family's happiness as his utmost priority in life and continually showed it. Watch over us Dad, but then I already know you do. Love you.
