Kenneth M. Andersen

I was sad to hear from my sister Carol that Cousin Kenny had died.

The last time he and I had talked was shortly before we moved to Mississippi to be nearer to our grandchildren. I had given a talk on genealogy for the Clark County Genealogical Society at his residence and stopped by to talk with him.

We talked about 'old times' and laughed. It was hard to believe that we were now the old timers. 'Kenny' and 'Genie' were my favorite older (ten years doesn't sound so...

I'm Carol Neth (Duchie). My dad was your dad's Uncle. Kenny and Gene spent lots of time at our home when they were young. My mom and dad were lots of fun. You should ask your Uncle Gene about when he and your dad had my mom give them permanents. (Way before the afro was in style!)
Your dad was always fun. We didn't have much contact as we both became older, but we would always talk and laugh when we ran in to each other! I loved your dad's spirit throughout his life!
It will take...

The Family of Kenneth Anderson,
It's been years since grade school when I knew Kenny, but I would like to say how sorry I was to see he has passed away. I'll remember Kenny in my prayers and may God bless all of you at this time.

Dear family (kids) of Kenny Andersen,
I don't know if you'll remember me, and I barely remember you guys, but our folks square danced together when we were young. I'm Sandi, Pepper and Carmel Pemberton's daughter. It's been many years since we were kids, but I saw your dad's obit and wanted to send a note of sympathy. I called my dad and let him know (he snowbirds in Arizona these days!)
Somewhere I have a photo of my folks, your mom and dad, and Les and Doris (I can't recall...