Dallas, Texas
Apr 6, 1940 – Feb 14, 2024
Texas lost one of its greatest "pit masters" when Kenneth V. Easterwood, Jr. died on February 14, 2024. The man loved BBQ. In fact, he loved all food and was an encyclopedia of restaurants. If you were to travel to Istanbul, he'd know a place. He was never shy with his opinions, and we loved him...
Read Morewishing you were here to do the usual holiday shuffle with the family and debate politics and restaurant worthiness with us. you will always be missed.
kim
December 18, 2024 | Family
Caryn c. Huse
March 12, 2024 | Friend
Caryn c. Huse
March 12, 2024 | Friend
Caryn c. Huse
March 12, 2024 | Friend
Caryn c. Huse
March 12, 2024 | Friend
Fisherman and foodie but most of all he was my friend.
Caryn c. Huse
March 12, 2024 | Friend
I will miss you, Mr. Easterwood. Thank you for all of the fun, food and your lovely family.
kim bonner
March 07, 2024 | Friend
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Barbara and John Thorngren
March 05, 2024
Ken was a doer. He loved to eat in different restaurants. Barbara (Ken's cousin and my spouse) and I would often join Jane and him at a new restaurant that he had discovered. He liked to travel and had a yacht. When Ken passed, his spirit returned to God. This we know. What happened next, I believe that he went to sleep, and that all of us will sleep someday. Then in the blink of an eye -- sleep is like that - we will awake to see our Maker on that glorious day when Christ returns and New...
John Thorngren
March 03, 2024 | Other
