J. Kenneth Webb

It was with great sadness that I read of the death of J. Kenneth Webb. I was a senior at Sky View that first year in 1964, having come from South Cache with both anticipation and trepidation. Mr. Webb was the force that put us together. I've been gone from Sky View for 38 (wow, is that ever hard to write) years, but I've never forgotten how Mr. Webb dealt with the serious (NC and SC rivalry), not-so-serious (the goofy drinking fountains), and downright comical (the psychotic bell system)...

I do not know members of Kenneth Webb's family but I have a profound respect for him. I was the State Science Supervisor for all of the years that Ken worked in the Cache School district. We worked together on many educational projects and I learned to love and appreciate him and his many talents. His passing leaves a void almost impossible to fill. My sympathy to his surviving family members.

My heart goes out to everyone who knew him. We was a great man who will never be forgotten.


A man of honor, a man of God.

In more ways than he will ever know,
He touched many lives and helped them grow.

A great example he did set,
He was a loving man to everyone he met.

A hero he’ll always be to me,
He fought bravely for our country to keep us free.

He served the Lord throughout his life...

Dear Family of Kenneth Webb,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your wonderful father. I am one of his First Cousins, from Lester Buxton, his mother's brother. Kenneth has always been a sterling example of what a kind and thoughtful and friendly man ought to be like. Like you, I shall miss him.
I have lived in many places across the United States from Utah to Washington D.C. Wherever I have been and the name of Kenneth Webb has come up, someone has known him and...