Kenneth Bailey

Mike, Raymond and Girls,
I was so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. My siblings and I have such very fond memories of you boys and your dad and mom. Your dad was such a kind and loving man. I don't know if there is anyone else that would take his own boys and 4 little dutch kids on a hike to the dunes of Lake Michigan. We all have such fond memories of Ludington State Park where we were blessed to have met you all. Thanks for the memories Mr. Bailey.

Barbara and family, my sincere condolences. Such a loss. Prayers.

Diane, Bev, Barb, Raymond, & Mike, may the Lord be with you all during this time. I will never forget the fond memories of Loyola Drive. Your dad and mine talking at the wall while your dad smoked his pipe. Or when Ken would tap on our door at Halloween and duck down till we came to the door and then quietly announce trick or treat. And the many times he would get ready for your trips to Ludington. I am so glad he stopped over several years ago, and we were able to see him once more. ...

Ray and Mike and sisters,sorry to hear of your dads passing, but what a long life he enjoyed. I have a lot of childhood memories growing up in the neighborhood. The smell of his pipe tobacco,the way he always greeted me when I came over to the house on Loyola. Camping at Ludington.and many more great memories, God Bless, Sincerely Rick Bricault

Sorry to hear of your loss. I think we were their first neighbors on Washington Hts., in 1945. Lois & Bob Hurst