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Jeannie Cisneros
September 10, 2020
Kent was an amazing man. I wish I would Have met him before dementia. Even with dementia he was one of the smartest people I’ve ever met. He would still correct my sentences And the way I pronounced Words. He will truly be missed.
Travis
September 10, 2020
You will be missed, Kent. May you rest in peace and may your good memories guide your family as they grieve and heal from this tragic loss.
Caryl Pudlik Segawa
September 3, 2020
Remembering Kent when we were kids in Boulder, through high school. Rest In Peace to a good man. Fondest aloha to Becky and family.
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