Kenneth-Boswell-Obituary

Kenneth Lee Boswell

Monroe, North Carolina

1941 - 2011

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Kenneth Lee Boswell, 70, of Matthews, North Carolina, passed away July 19, 2011 at his home. Kenneth was born on May 24, 1941 in Tabor City, North Carolina, the son of late Hazel Mercer and Leland Boswell. Ken served in the U.S. Army as a generator mechanic during The Kennedy Administration. Ken married Millie Wood in August 1965 in Charlotte, NC. Ken owned and operated several successful restaurants serving the Charlotte area including The Whitehorse Ltd. and Boswell's Restaurant in Monroe. Ken is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, Andy & Jenn Boswell of Indian Trail, NC, daughter and son-in-law, Kim & Dennis Thompkins of Indian Trail, NC, his two grandsons, Taylor & Tucker Boswell, his brother and sister-in-law Gene and Pat Boswell of Waxhaw, NC, his nephews, Kevin & Jason Boswell, the mother of his children, Millie Thompkins and many more family and friends. A private service for family and friends will be held on Sunday, July 24 2011. In lieu of flowers and visitation, well-wishers are requested to visit the family at Boswell's Sandwich Salvage Co. at 2741 Old Monroe Rd, Stallings, NC and enjoy some of the fine food Ken was instrumental in creating throughout his restaurant career. Gordon Funeral Service and Crematory is caring for the Boswell family. Online condolences may be made at www.gordonfuneralservice.com

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I met your father in 1962 in Washington, D.C. and wrote to him all the while he was in Germany. We always planned to get together after he returned home from the service, but we never did. I remember he had a wonderful artistic talent. He was a wonderful young man and I'm sure he was a wonderful man and father.

Please know that you are all in my thoughts and
Prayers. Ken will greatly be missed, without him and the first Boswell's, I would have never met my dear friend. Love you!

Your family is our prayers in this time of need. We are sorry for your loss and we will ear at the restaurant in his memory. We hope to see the family soon. Emily Krones Tyson and family Monroe, North Carolina

Love & Peace to you during this time. Though I havent spoken to your dad in a couple of years, He is often in my thoughts. He was such a kind and talented man who so loved you all! His talent as an artist whether it was in painting or designing food creations, and his love of anything creative by his offspring & grandchildren will live in the lives of those he touched.

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.