John Kenneth Dunn

Although I lost track of Ken we were classmates at Rummel High and LSU. What a fabulously mischievous friend/classmate. Around 1986 Ken invited several of us to a venture his group was investing in - The Stark Club. , Dallas, TX. 35 years later the group still talks about a "night to remember". Lisa and I are so sorry for the loss of the Dunn family. Our prayers are with all who loved, lived, and laughed with Ken. So many years later my thoughts of great times have me smiling ear to...

Met this sweet man while we stayed in truckee. Going through photos from the trip I seemed to have taken this very random picture. He was the sweetest man and my heart breaks for his family and friends. I know he touched their lives bc he touched all of ours in that one night. May he Rest In Peace and may we never forget his kind and funny soul. The strangers you met, ken, that one night are all thinking of you and reflecting back on that one dinner.

We feel your pain and grieve with you of this tragic loss. Our sincere condolences go out to you and your family, as we also mourn the loss of our daughter Christine, and her husband/our Son-in-law Ryan Thomas. In time we will all get thru this together. Again, our deepest sympathies to your family.

Condolences to the entire Dunn family. Kenneth was my cousin and we had so many memories of being at the Jersey shore together growing up. Kenneth and I got lost on the beach after wandering off. Kenneth somehow found someone to help us find our parents. RIP sweet Kenneth. Much love and prayers my family.

Please accept our sincere sympathy. Ken hired Dan on Richland Chambers Lake to finish the permit on you dock. Dan immediately hit it off with Ken. He enjoyed a scotch and cigar. Ken shared how much you all loved the home in California. He described it to Dan as amazing sitting up on a mountain. What a wonderful man. Thoughts and prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with you Christie and with your entire family and with your friends. May you find comfort in all of the fun and fond memories.

Christi, Mike and I are so heartbroken over the loss of Ken. We so enjoyed getting together this past spring with the Thompson´s and you guys for dinner. Please know that you and your family have been kept wrapped in prayer. We will continue to lift you up. May the souls of the faithfully departed Rest In Peace. God bless you all! Much love, Mike and Cathy

I am heartbroken at the loss of Ken. Spent four fun years at the Theta Xi house at LSU with this down to earth, funny, great friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to you, Christie, your kids, Peter and Debbie, and the rest of the family. RIP, Ken. You will be missed.