Kenneth Betz

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. So sorry to hear Ken's passing. From Chuck and Carleen Fry - Columbus Indiana.

I went to school with Ken. In fact, we graduated from Union Class f 1960. He was always so nice and he always had a smile on his face. He will be missed.

To the Betz family. I recently heard of Ken´s passing and fondly remember the many years I knew him as a client. One of the kindest people I knew, it was always a joy to stop and visit and then conduct our business after catching up. My sincere condolences and May you RIP Ken.

We were blessed and honored to have known Ken for many years through our family. He was a kind, caring man and there is without a doubt a very special place in Heaven for him. Our prayers and sympathy go out to you. RIP Ken and Go Blue.

Our deepest sympathy and condolence from the Chuck Fry family in Columbus Indiana

I had the wonderful opportunity to know Ken through his daughter, Heidi, a dear friend. He was a man of great humor, joy, intellect, adventure and it was always a treat to be in his presence. He took me to my first tailgate and boy did he teach me how to do it right! My memories of our time together at "the cabin" are full of laughter and kindness and of being welcome. I am a better person having known Ken. Truly. His kindness and love of life had a profound influence on me at a time when I...

I had the great pleasure to get to know Ken through his daughter, Heidi, a dear friend. He was truly a very special man of joy, humor, intellect and fun. Ken was a true delight! He took me to my first tailgate and taught me how to do it right!....he was always game for a laugh and my memories of his company at "the cabin" will be with me forever. Please know he made a very real and very life long impression on me. All my love to the family

Ken was a kind neighbor, always a smile and a wave. His friendliness will be missed.

Ken was very kind, a great conversationalist, eager to relate to people and positive in all aspects. I enjoyed hours talking with him, about Michigan football, current events, our lives as fathers and husbands, and much more. He stopped by to purchase eggs from us, the proceeds from which went to the boys' college funds - but we really just liked to shoot the breeze. Good fella.