Arthur Kendrick Baebel

Dear Sheila and Ken,

I write to send you both my thoughts and my real sympathy. Remember that death is a horizon and our horizon is but the limitation of our view.

We can never lose anything that is good, never lose love or the memories of great happiness because they are true.

I just felt I wanted to write to send you both my thoughts, feelings and affection,

Terry

Dear Ken, so sorry to hear about your Dad. You were lucky to have him for a long time. It has been a while since EBV. Let me know how you are doing. Tu amigo, Bobby Taylor.

Dear Ken,
Sorry to hear about your Dad. It is times like this that make me realize the importance of keeping in touch with old friends. Being back in Texas should make it easier for me. I hope we can all get together and reestablish our friendships sometime soon. With sympathy, Sylvia

So very sorry to hear of your father's death, Ken. All of us who are lucky enough to have one or more living parent, are facing the same thing with parents in their 90's. We have to be thankful that they lived such full lives and witnessed so many great things. From a horse and buggy to the man on the moon.

Ken,
My sincere condolences and sympathy to you and your family on the passing of your father.
Although we barely knew each other in Maracaibo, I am saddened by the circumstances under which I am able to re-establish contact with you.
Best regards,
David Gomez

Ken,
I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. We (your old Venezuelan classmates and I) talk often of you and your family and the good times we all had in Maracaibo.