Kenneth L. Ball Jr.

Sending condolences to Ken's family. I met Ken while working as an HR representative at PG&E. I had not had any prior Labor Relations experience when I joined the Company, but instead of taking advantage of that, Ken and Mike Haentjens provided subtle "schooling" to help me learn and improve at my job. Ken was such a wonderful colleague full of information, humor and a strong sense of advocacy for his IBEW constituents. He had an encyclopedic knowledge of the contract and could be...

I've known Kenny for quite a few years, and we worked together until I retired in 2016. He was a no-nonsense man and I look back at the heated discussions we had and smile, At the end of the day we were always friends and I miss him. Sincerely and respectfully, Ed Dwyer

We are so sorry for your loss. I have known Kenny since we were very young kids. Had the best times in Arroyo Seco with all the Balls!

My condolences to Cindi and the entire Ball family. I worked with Kenny at IBEW 1245, he was a great Union man, and he let folks know where they stood, there was no second guessing where Kenny stood, and you could always learn from him. You spend a lot of your life listening to people waiver, talk in circles, and backtrack, not Kenny Ball. I´ll always respect and appreciate my time with him.

Kenny was such a blessing in Arroyo Seco.....full of laughs, love, and generosity. A true pleasure knowing him growing up. May God hold you in His embrace during this heartbreaking time.

My deepest sympathy and prayers to all the family. I remember Kenny coming over and helping Mike wit a gas line for a new stove. And Kenny also barbecue for the reception after Mike passed away. Thank you again Kenny. I think Kenny had fishing plan but Cindi said he would do it. Thank you too Cindi. RIP Kenny Judy Madsen