Kendall Scott Grant

I worked with Kendall at the Bullitt County YMCA years ago. I remember him being young, strong, and vital. And I remember that he loved his work with youth sports. I now attend church with Kendall's cousin, David Grant. I found out about Kendall's condition recently through David. My heart goes out to you, his family, who are left behind to grieve his memory. May the Lord give you strength to endure and go forward, one day at a time.

To the Grant family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Kendall's time here was way to short. I know your family is finding comfort in knowing he is walking with Jesus now, pain free. It was very comforting having your family across
the hall at Hosparus as Kendall and my father were leaving us. Jan Haskins,

Kendall and I worked together many years ago and although we did not see each other often, I always considered him a good friend and an awesome person. I was so sad to hear about his passing. My prayers go out to his daughter Kendra and his family. He will be greatly missed by family, friends and our community.

Kenny and family,

I was deeply saddened to hear of your son's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and I know that God will see you through this.

Your friend always,
Darlene Dubberly Waller

Kendall was the sweetest little boy and became a wonderful man and father. Everyone that knew him so respected the way he conducted his life during his long illness. What an example he left his beloved daughter and community. Sincerely, The Givhan and Spainhour families

Kendall you will be greatly missed by everyone. You will never be forgotten.

Dearest Family...
We are so sorry for your loss of Kendall.
What a wonderful kind person he was.
His grit and determination while battling his illness was an inspiration to us all. Live everyday to the fullest.
Kenny and Linda...you had a wonderful son and Kendra...you had an awesome dad.
You are all in our prayers.

Thoughts and prayers are with you all.