Kenneth Uhlir

My deepest sympathy to the Uhlir family.
Kenny showed me how to change a tire in 1986. I adored him and all I can say he was part of my childhood and growing up in Forest Park. God bless and he was just too young.

So so very sorry to hear about kenny passing away. Met thru friends and had the love of coaching vb. I did not even know he was ill. What happened? We will miss seeing you on the courts.

Coach Ken was such a leader and we love TAV thanks to his leadership, commitment and dedication to the club. He taught both my girls so much about volleyball and he built something very special at Triple Ace. We love TAV and the community that he built. We will miss him so much. We are committed to supporting TAV and want to see the club succeed so his legacy can live on. Many prayers to his family, Trinity and TAV. You will be greatly missed, Liza, Brooke and Jenny Stevens.

I remember Ken as someone who had a great sense of humor and fun to be around. My deepest sympathy goes out to his friends and family, he will be greatly missed for sure.

I was shocked and heartbroken when I heard of Ken’s passing. May all find strength in the memories of him. My deepest condolences.

Thank you coach Ken for coaching my daughter at Trinity in volleyball, and thank you for all that you did at Trinity you will be missed by all, heaven has gained an angel God bless the family and friends

I remember Ken from working at Courtesy and high school parties in Forest Park. He was a good guy and a fun part of the group.
My condolences to his family.

Coach Ken mentored my granddaughter at Triple Ace for many years.