James Kenneth Hallmark

Please excuse the error in my earlier entry. Kenneth's grandmother (Judith Davis Farmer) was my aunt.

Our sympathies go to the entire family. Kenneth's mother was my first cousin. My father was Howard B. Davis, brother of William Davis, Kenneth's grandfather.

My heart goes out to all of you and to my best friend Judy. Kenneth will always be remembered as a loving brother with a very big heart.

Although I only encountered Kenneth a select few times, my memory of his personality (and that endearing Texan drawl) emulate what others close to him have written. Wanda, I'm truly sorry for your family's and for your loss. My thoughts are with you.

My deepest sympathies go out to Wanda and her family. My prayers will be with you during this difficult time.

Wanda, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so sorry for your loss. Love, Lisa

What a shock. Our prayers and thoughts are with all. I go back to the childhood days, the trips to west Texas, Aunt Bertha, the country, the arrowheads, the horned-frogs, hoping never to see a Gila Monster (never did), the dust devils, the grasshopers, the fun, just everything. Dallas living together and the wennie dogs (not hot--dogs( wennie dogs (I can't spell dacshounds ) Forever I will remember those days, Kenneth we will see you soon in God's Place and until then Keep Smiling and...

Wanda and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I pray your grief will be eased by knowing Jesus is there with you.

My deepest sympathies. I've been thinking of our childhood days back on Loganwood since I heard. I can't believe he's gone. You are all in my prayers.