Kenneth B. Donovan

Caroline, I am SO very sorry to hear of this terrible loss. I loved Ken and, as everyone knew, he was an exception - a giant of a man (literally and in every other way). Please let me know if there's anything I can do.

Caroline,We are so very sorry for your loss of an incredible man and husband. I only met him once at Holly; and until I read the obituary, I never realized how truly huge of a man he was. Our hearts are with you in your time of sadness.....and for whatever that we can do for you. God Bless and keep Ken alive in your memories and your heart..........

I just got the new Crusader.

This sucks.

Hopefully, the Crusader will continue, but it shall never be the same.

God Bless Ken Donovan & his family!

KENS LOSS IS SO SO SO SAD! HIS LOSS SURE MAKES YOU STOP AND NOT TAKE EVERYDAY FOR GRANTED.KEN ALWAYS WAS SUCH A WONDERFUL PERSON TO CHAT WITH, IF YOU WERE NOT SMILING WHEN YOU STARTED TALKING YOU WERE SMILING WHEN YOU WERE FINISHED TALKING TO HIM.HE WILL BE GREATLY GREATLY MISSED. MY THOUGHTS, PRAYERS AND HUGS GO OUT TO YOU MS. CAROLINE AND FAMILY.

To lovely Caroline...
Grief is the price we pay to have loved someone so dearly and deeply. We are with you not only now, but whenever you need us.

Dear Ken,
I will miss your visits and our talks, greatly. You made me smile and laugh everytime you came into the office. You brightened Sammie's days more than you can know - she loves you dearly.
Love and hugs,

It's been years since I last found myself in the good company of both Ken and his sweet wife Caroline. (She and I bookd a TV commercial together too!) Ken...He was a 'real' man, and I feel his loss even now. The good people around us often are called home far too soon. Such it was with Ken. I do believe souls such as Ken's rise to even greater heights and his spirit will survive until we again meet on the other side.

Please, if I might add: Caroline; I too suffered a great loss as...

Dear Caroline and entire Family of Kenneth "Ken" B. Donovan:

Ken’s sudden death at the yet still young age of 58, made me pause and consider the fragility of life, and to remember that none of us are promised tomorrow as stated in the Bible. I’ve learned over the years that navigating through life is like driving a car. You have a destination, and in order to effectively negotiate the journey, and reach that destination, you have to drive looking at the road ahead, with only an...

I only had a chance to meet Ken once, but I considered him part of our "family" regardless. When I read about him, I realized what a hero he was, and how much he will be missed, not just by me, but by everyone he has made an impact on.