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Kenneth Work Obituary
He was born March 23, 1943, in Washington, a son of the late Kenneth Roy Work and Jean Stansberry Work Beatty.
Mr. Work was a graduate of Trinity High School and Washington Beauty Academy.
He was a hairdresser for more than 30 years in the Washington and Chicago areas.
Mr. Work loved antiques.
Surviving are a son, Kenneth Work; a daughter, Michelle Work; a brother, Richard Work; a sister, Jeannie (Rob) McWilliams; and several cousins.
Deceased, in addition to his parents, is his stepfather, Donald "Jiggs" Beatty.
At the request of the deceased, there will be no public visitation. Burial will be private. Arrangements are under the direction of Warco-Falvo Funeral Home Inc., corner of Wilson and East Katherine avenues, Washington, S. Timothy Warco, supervisor/director, Susan Falvo Warco, director, S. Timothy Warco II, director.
Condolences can be expressed at www.WarcoFalvoFuneralHome.com.
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Linda (Kuhn) Liggett
November 28, 2015
To the family, I am sorry for your loss. I remember Ken mostly from when I was in high school & because of my friendship with his sister, Jeanne. I remember all his beauty shop supplies in his mother's home and how Jeanne would get into them & try them out on herself & me. Since we were teenagers at the time, it was a fun thing getting into all those hair colors & experimenting. I remember thinking Ken was such a worldly guy (because he was older than me) and that being a hair dresser (which to me was impressive) was the greatest. I remember Ken was tall, dark and handsome. Those were good times and good memories. I hope the family also has good memories which can soften the grief I am sure you are feeling now.
Sandy Wright
November 27, 2015
Dear Rick and Jeanne, sorry for your loss
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