DR. KENNETH ROBERT DUFF

To Ken's Family-

My deepest sympathy goes out to your family. My prayers and thoughts are with you. He will truly be missed by my mother and I.

Our deepest sympathy to Ken's family--
Pete and I enjoyed our friendship with Ken here in New Braunfels. He and I met when we were in the same Bayou Bend provisional docent class. He was so knowledgeable about art and was very talented. We had lived in New Orleans as he had and we used to have fun talking about the Big Easy. He was very generous with our local library in donating some of his art work which was sold and the proceeds went to the library. He will be missed.

Having known Ken for such a short time, I learned to respect his vast knowledge of all subjects presented to him. We had a common interest in art, and he enjoyed critickng my work. I shall mss that. He was an independent sort of fellow but had a kind and giving heart. We in New Braunfels shall miss him dearly. Merle Way

I was happy to have had the opportunity to work with Ken on editing his last book. His knowedge of the Comanche culture did come through loud and clear. I hope one day it is published. My sincere condolences to his family. Susan Townley

Dear Bob and Brad,

Your father was such a kind and interesting man. As with many others, my life is better for having his association. He left a nice footprint everywhere he went!

Pat Keegan

Dear Bob, Haylie and Hilary,

We are so sorry for your loss. Losing a parent and grandparent is always hard.
Blessings,
Kathy, Alex, Allie, Elizabeth and Rebecca Johnson