Kenneth A. Fairbrother

I wish I knew you better in high school. What a great life you had. You certainly showed Christ's love in the world. I too grew up in South Dakota until 9th grade. My dad worked for Good Samaritan in Sioux Falls at that time. Christ's peace

I'm sorry to read this. My husband died a year ago. Remember when we both taught at McKinley School in Huron?

During difficult times in my life, I had several visits with pastor Ken, at his superior church. He was caring, kind, with a good listening ear.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. What a wonderful person who touched so many people in a positive way, I am sure you have so many memories to cherish.

I´m sorry for your loss , Ken was a great pastor ( Countryside Christian) until now I followed him on fab, he always was cheerful and a man of hope, our loss, Heavens gain

It´s been a long time since we visited with Ken but we both will always remember how cheerful & friendly he was to all he came into contact with. We are so sorry for your loss.

Our deepest sympathies to to you and your family. Ken was a vital part of the Piedmont Valley Ministerial Alliance, leading the way in making Christ known throughout our community. He was a great encourager to me as a pastor - his infectious smile and positive attitude always shone through in every situation. He presented me with a copy of his book, "The Authenticity of Hope." His faithful hope in Christ is now fully realized in his heavenly home. May God´s peace which surpasses all...