Kenneth Huesmann

My deepest sympathy to you Cheryl. When my mother Florence, wanted to make a donation to the Durant Education Fountain, Kenny was very helpful. He served his country, his community, his school and family. Rest in piece Wildcat

My deepest sympathy to you Cheryl and your family. Kenny was one of my favorite classmates all through high school. When I graduated 8th grade from Sunbury School and got to start at the big Durant School he was most helpful to me my first days there. All of us enjoyed him everyday. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

My sympathies, Cheryl, to you and your family. As a fellow member of the Class of 61, I am proud of all Ken accomplished for the community.

Our Deepest Sympathy to Cheryl and Family in the loss of Ken. Thoughts and Prayers are with you all during this difficult time. I remember a couple Salmon fishing trips with Ken, Kirk, Kyle and my nephew Brent. Great memories that won't be forgotten. Again our Deepest Sympathy to you all at this time. Dave and Lynn Petersen.

Sue and I left Durant in 1969 but still consider it as home in many ways. We have many dear family and friends there. When Kenny’s name has come up and once ironically within the last week we are reminded of one of Sue’s and my favorite sayings “ What you do for yourself dies with you but what you do for your community lives forever!” That definitely speaks to Kenny!! We send our heartfelt sympathy!!

Our condolences to the family. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.
I didn’t know Kenny very well growing up, but I went to school with Kirk and Kyle. I remember seeing Kenny at the sporting events, cheering on his sons. I know he was very proud of them.

I had not seen Ken in a while, but he always made my day when he would stop in at Checkered Flag for a cocktail (or 2). My condolences to the family. Great guy!

One of my favorite classmates. Kenny always made me smile. RIP

We send our sympathy to the family of Kenny. Remembering that one marathon Monopoly game at John and Janet’s many years ago. Think the $5 under the table would have kept it going on and on. . Thinking of you all.