Dr. Kenneth A.R. Kennedy

I was really grieved to hear the sad news. Dr. Kenneth Kennedy was such a professional and nice author of our SCIRP(www.scirp.org). I have contacted Dr. Kenneth Kennedy for several times.

His paper :"Were There Commercial Communications between Prehistoric Harappans and African Populations?" published on our Advances in Anthropology journal has been downloaded for more than 1,000 tiimes.

http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=24584

I know Prof.Kennedy very closely since I have started the studies on palaeoanthropology of the human settlements of Western Ghats of Kerala.He read out many of my manuscripts and done excellent edifications and gave me ample guidance and help to my studies.No more to say ,respecting his love and dedication.
Padmakumar Subrahmanian

I was a student of Dr. Kennedy way back in 1966 in a fascinating course on Anthropometry in the Anthropology Department. Counting back, it must have been one of his first years on campus. It was an exciting course, and may have helped lead me to my ultimate occupation: dentistry. He seemed old to me then, but of course he was a young PhD. When my daughter went to Cornell in the fall of 2007, I was thrilled to find that he was still on the Hill, and made contact with him. He actually...

Ken was my mentor at Cornell (1979) and served on my Masters and Doctoral committees as well. A mentor, a friend, a colleague and an incredibly wonderful teacher, he will be deeply missed. An angel on my shoulder for now and for always.
Peg Caldwell-Ott

I am grateful that I had the opportunity to be Dr. Kennedy's student. I have always been thankful for the interest he took in my education and the passion for the history of scientific thought that he shared. I hope Mrs. Kennedy is well - I still fondly recall all her desserts she made for us in class sessions at their home. My condolences.