KENNETH B. AUFMUTH

Ken’s 3rd grade class at St. Patrick’s. Not hard to pick him out. He didn’t change much except for some gray hair. Rest in God’s peace, Ken. Your classmates from St. Pat’s and Ignatius will miss you.

Denise,
Sending hugs and prayers. My heart goes out to you and your family.

Thoughts and prayers to the family.
Ken was the best supervisor I ever had, he was a really good person.

Our hearts are with Kenny's family at this time of sorrow. Growing up with Kenny and his siblings in the old neighborhood, he could always get you to laugh, with a serious grin on his face. Which made you want to laugh more. Those are the memories that I will remember. He had a big heart and was always kind. He will be deeply missed. My God Bless Kenny's family during this difficult time.

A very good man who cared about people and loved the game of softball. He will be missed and never forgotten. Praying for strength and understanding for the family. Rest easy!

Dear Laura and family,
Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Godspeed Kenneth and thank you for your service

I remember Mr. Aufmuth firing us fastballs in preparation to face the fastest pitcher we ever saw on our way to the little league world series in Iowa back in '91. There weren't any mitts his size so he borrowed one of ours, any maybe fit a couple fingers in there. He was throwing some serious smoke, and we ended up hitting the ** out of that kid. One memory of many. A great man. Prayers to the Aufmuth family.

Ken was a very kind and understanding, and always greeted me with a smile with his classic Mountain Dew! He will be missed!

I am only left with your memories to live with now. No words can express my grief. I pray that God will bring peace and solace to your family. Rest in peace, Uncle Ken.