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Kenneth Sewell Obituary
Kenneth Richard Sewell
Ken was preceded in death by his father, Richard Kenneth Sewell.
Ken is survived by his loving son, Steven Sewell and girlfriend, Margaret Natina; his granddaughter, Savienne Jane Sewell; his mother, Pamela Sewell Gahan; his brother, Mike Sewell; his sisters, Lori Langberg, Rebecca Lachney, Lisa Stevens, Cheryl Patrick; and nieces, Rachael Sewell, Kate Langberg, Megan Langberg, Melissa Patrick Loney, Erica Stevens, Janelle Stevens; nephews, Rick Sewell, Michael Patrick, Christopher Zellner, Nicholas Chase, Sean Chase; and several grandnieces; and grand-nephews.
Ken enjoyed riding his motorcycle, listening to music, fishing, and golfing. He had a big heart and was always the first to lend a hand when called upon. He will always be remembered for his laughter and beautiful smile. Ken will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
There will be a private celebration of Ken's life which will be held at a later date.
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Memories and Condolences
for Kenneth Sewell
Pam Gahan
March 7, 2011
Ken, my beloved son, the time was too soon for you to be gone. We never said goodbye without saying I love you. You were always there to help me when I called, when big issues concerning the house came up or silly stuff like the TV getting stuck on a station. You were so patient! Always on Mothers Day I would get a plant for the yard which I looked forward to. Most of all, I will just miss you and your kind soul. My heart is with you my son and I will think of you every day. Love Mom
Lisa (Wewer) Moore
February 23, 2011
i have been thinking about what I would write here for some time... and I've decide its really a message to those of us who cared about Ken, those of us left behind because he was clearly taken too soon. Gone sooo young...
One thing I have discovered over these past few weeks is never take those you cared about for granted. I guess I always thought I would see him again...
We would just "Run into each other some day and catch up"....
Pam, Cheryl, Lori, Mike, Lisa and Rebecca, you were all My family for a time...and I thank you for that.
I am soo very sorry for your loss. Can't imagine what you must be feeling.
And Ken I learned from you the love of cooking, good food, and wine, sharing with friends...my "fear" or now what I believe is a healthy caution of motorcycles...I'm pretty sure that came from you too!
Rest in peace my friend, and may your family find peace in your final rest. ~Love always
Ryan McMahon
February 19, 2011
Kenny, you taught myself, and everyone you worked with, a tremendous amount about the landscape trade. You were one of the best and most patient teachers I have ever met. Anyone who knows you, knows you had a giant heart, and I'm positive you're resting in heaven. God Bless Brother!
Jack Luten
February 18, 2011
Kenny, I will miss you. I've known you since the 7th grade and we've been friends ever since. We did a lot of crazy things together when we were young. I have lots of good memories. I'll miss you greatly.
David L. Anderson
February 13, 2011
Kenny,you and your sisters were always a mainstay on the 203rd ST were we all grew up.We hung out some and I spent lots of my growing up days with your younger siblings.What great people you and your Family are,you will be greatly missed.
Mike Sewell
February 4, 2011
"Ken, I cannot express the loss I feel knowing that you will not be in my life going forward. This event sadden's me very deeply knowing how happy you were to be a new grandfather. It is going to take me a long time to make the adjustment of losing you. I will make self available for Steven and his new family to lend suport and love as you would have wanted. I will try and fill the big shoes you left behind where ever I can. I love you very much Ken and you will be with me always." Your brother and friend.
Lynne Sewell
February 2, 2011
Ken, you were always so much fun to be around. You were a great brother-in-law and a great dad. I am so glad you & Steven came to visit Mike & I. I had so much fun spending time with both of you going to the Biltmore House, Tallulah Gorge, Lake Hartwell, & playing golf! I will miss you!
Candy D.
February 2, 2011
Kenny, All of us at United Pipe Lynnwood will miss you. You were more then our customer you were our friend.
Matt K
February 2, 2011
All of us at Picturesque Landscaping are truly saddened of this loss.
An excellent mentor to me and one of the greats to this industry. You will be missed.
Merrie James
January 31, 2011
Ken, I have some wonderful memories with you!!! I so loved that you were such a loving son and father. That is one of the top things that drew me towards you. Your knowledge for your career was inspiring. I was always so impressed listening to you do your job. You had a incredible heart! RIP Kenny, you will be missed!!!!!
melissa loney
January 30, 2011
Uncle kenny we have some great times and a lot of laughs that I will always keep close to my heart!! U were also a wonderful great uncle to conner....everytime we went to grandmas he would always ask if u were there. He loved playing around with u:) u two always had fun......we all were so blissed to have u in our lifes and u will be missed and always loved.
Love ur niece
Melissa
January 30, 2011
We knew you as Kenny, and your pals from High School are going to recount some of your antics with fond memories.
Rebecca Lachney
January 30, 2011
Ken you were there for me as a brother and a friend. i have so many memories. i remember all the times we went to the river, our Florida trip, and going to Alki beach on your motorcycle and you dumping me off the back onto the gravels. Always showing off for the girls It wasnt funny then but it is now. all the times we went to the horse races with 10 dollars in our pockets and coming home with 20. i will miss you very much my brother I LOVE YOU
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