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Andrew Raimondi
July 7, 2009
Linda & Family,
I have known Ken since the good old days at Malden High School since we both played in the Malden High School band. He was such a fun kid to be around. Very mature for his age. After High School we kinda drifted apart but a few years ago we re-connected & I can't quite put my finger on how that happened but it was great to see both Ken & Linda. Ken LOVED going to the Clam Shack & we spent a pleasant day getting caught up on all the news that happened while we were apart getting married & raising kids - you remember that day Linda don't you? Ken graduated in 1959 & I graduated in 1960 but once Ken found out I was on my Class Reunion committee, he was my main source of info on MY classmates. Why, he knew more about MY classmates than I did! He would e-mail me with anything he found out about my classmates. We would talk on the phone about those good old days. Ken told me he was having medical issues but I, like you, never thought it was this serious. I'm sorry I couldn't of been more supportive but I have lost a true friend.I share your grief but am comforted by the fact that he is no longer suffering & is now with God who promises us all who believe in Him eternal salvation. We on earth have only memories of Ken now but rest assure he's under God's wings & smiling down upon you all. Ken, rest in peace.
Robert Watson
July 3, 2009
Linda and Family,
Even though I worked with Ken for a short time at Information Resource Products, I enjoyed his warm character and sense of humor. He had a drive to learn as much as he could. When he was not feeling well he would still give it his all to be at work and always professional.
I could feel his sense of pride as he spoke of his family with a smile on his face. Hold onto your fond memories of a wonderful man. May he be at peace.
Ken's former co-worker,
Robert Watson
Paul Harrington
June 24, 2009
As I try to type my thoughts here, my eyes fill with tears and a sense of sadness takes over me. But Ken had great spirit and strength. He faced the cancers, the surgeries and the after effect of treatments with an attitude that simply defied them. He was a good guy. Peace....Paul Harrington, Sacramento CA formerly of Malden.
June 23, 2009
Linda We just heard today . I will miss the over the fence chats that Ken and I had. Sorry that we were not there at this time of sorrow. Our thoughts are with you and your family.
I am only next door if you need anything.
Ned & Helen
Robert Curley
June 23, 2009
Peace and Faith stay with you always. Kenny will be missed by all. My prayers go out to his family and friends.
Ann Garabedian
June 21, 2009
Linda, Sue, Stephanie, Brad, and Greg, Please know that we are here for anything you need. Kenney was a great Husband, Father, and Grandpa, and he loved you all very much. His struggle in which he fought with all he had has finally come to an end. He is finally free of pain and he is comfortable and at peace in God's hands. Remember he will always be with you, watching over and guiding you. Our hearts go out to you all in this very trying time. Peace and God Bless you all, our prayers are with you! All our Love, Ann, Mark and Kyle.
June 21, 2009
Stephanie, Susan and family, We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Ms. Colburn, Mrs. Domina and Mrs. Ngoon
william curley
June 21, 2009
Well Kennys battle is finally over.He put up a good fight,for such a long time.He finally has his peace.Our thoghts are with Linda and the family at this time of sorrow. Uncle bill and Dorothy
angelica mcinerney
June 20, 2009
I know it's been awhile since I talked with anyone from your family, but he was a great man, may god bless you all in your time of need and sorrow. take care.
James and Joan Curley
June 20, 2009
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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