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Harless Duncan
November 23, 2009
Sorry to hear about Kenneths death. He was my play mate back in the 40s. Sorry for the family.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Richard Shelton
November 20, 2009
We are sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Thompson. Hold on to the special memories and times that you shared together.
John Lilly
November 19, 2009
Monty, Greg and Family, we are sorry to hear of the passing of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
John & Anita Lilly
November 19, 2009
Faye and Monty I wanted to tell you both how sorry I am for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a close family member. I may be far away now but your guys and all your family are in my thoughts.
Love,
Penny
steve & cindy swain
November 19, 2009
he was agood friend and will be missed
Ray and Mary Weddle
November 19, 2009
Faye & Monty, Our deepest sympathy in the passing of Kenneth. We have known him over 30 years and had great admiration of him. We traded cars with him several times and was always treated fairly..Ray and I always enjoyed talking to him.
I hope the memories of him will help to comfort and give you peace in the days to come.
If we can do anything to help you, please don't fail to call us..
LOVE AND PRAYERS,
Doug & Bobbie Belcher
November 18, 2009
We send our heartfelt sympathy to all of Kenneth's family, we only wish that we could be there with you in this time of sorrow. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
BITTINGER FAMILY
November 18, 2009
Deepest sympathies to all of the Thompson family.I hope you all have the peace of knowing that Kenneth is not suffering anymore.
November 18, 2009
I would like to share a memory or two of Kenneth. I adored Kenneth as a little girl and my mother Patsy did as well. I thought he was the most handsome and funny man. I am pretty sure he let me use some fingernail polish- what patience! We were out on a boat at Claytor Lake and I did not listen to him on how to throw skiis out properly, and scratched his leather, but he did not yell at me. I used to love to watch him drive the blue truck to take us down to the river to go tubing, because I thought if he could drive that good with a different kind of arm, then I could drive too when I got big with a different kind of leg.
I will miss Kenneth, even though I did not get so see him often as I grew up and away. I always looked forward to seeing him here and there and thought of him and Faye often, as my mother dearly loved her too.
I am sorry for your loss and my love, thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Kristen Reed Howell
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