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December 2, 2017
I only met Ken long after the accident. We worked together at Atlantic Mutual. That this man could STILL get up and go to work every day was an inspiration and a testament to his strength. I always admired how he hadn't given up on life despite everything that had happened. His was a great example of fortitude and persistence.
Sharon Musser Bowman
October 21, 2017
Kenny and I were friends. We all hung out together in our late teens. Alan, Gary, Ronnie, Betty, Linda and the Bandy boys. Kenny and I would shoot hoops together and Dutch date for dinner and sometimes a movie. The last time I saw him prior to the accident was the night before the wreck. It was such a blow to all of us..... Kenny survived and Ronnie and I went a few times to visit him at the Fishersville facility . I left Roanoke in 1983 for Bible College. My brothers would update me sometimes. I did see him once at his Aunts house. I missed our times of playing ball and going out..... I never forgot him and will always see that sweet face. I miss you Kenny. Hope to see you again someday.
Mark Phelps
December 2, 2011
Ken was a great guy and a role model for me. His words of encouragement, coaching, and advice helped me through some rough times after my accident.
Dawn Justice
December 1, 2011
I am so sorry to her about Kenny. My prayers goes out to his family and friends. I remember him when I was growing up, he lived on 8th street and he ran around with Dennis , Barry and Mark, Sometimes you could find him hanging in Mark's stereo room, Or shooting basketball at the park or riding in Dennis' muscle car. It has been quite a long time since I seen him. Last time, he was riding in the van with his buddy that took care of him. Now he has a new home in Heaven, and GOD has gained an angel..
Dawn ( Simmons) Justice
December 1, 2011
I knew "Kenny Man" from High School. He had the most beautiful head of long hair then. I hold many fond memories of the times we shared on the tennis court in Jackson Park. I can still see him and Barry Adams walking around the neighborhood or walking to the park to shoot hoops. May he rest in peace. Marsha Bratton Campbell (Boones Mill, VA)
PATRICIA ADAMS
December 1, 2011
I AM SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT KENNY I KNEW HIM A LOT YEARS WENT THRU SCHOOL TOGETTER , KNEW A LOT OF THE SAME PEOPLE AND I REMEMBER SEE HIM THE LAST TIME BACK 89/90 HE WAS WITH ROBERT AT HIS HOUSE KENNY WENT THERE MOST WEEKENDS .. I AM JUST SORRY I NEVER KEEP IN TOUCH NOW YOU ARE IN BETER HANDS NOW PATRICIA ( COLLINS) ADAMS
Doug Shelton
November 30, 2011
I haven't seen Ken in a long while. I worked with him at Dominion and Atlantic Mutual. I'm really saddened to hear this news. He was a very nice person.
Barry Adams
November 29, 2011
Sorry to hear about Kenneth. Just found him on facebook and was getting ready to ask him to be a friend on there. Prayers are with everyone.
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