Poulsbo, Washington
Nov 19, 1933 – Sep 29, 2020 (Age 86)
Kenneth Leo Fuhrer was born in Spencer, Nebraska, on November 19, 1933, to Leo and Rose (Angel) Fuhrer. Six months later Leo tragically drowned, and Rose moved west with Ken and his older sister Lorraine (Gilberg).In a one-room schoolhouse on Lake Ozette on Washington's Pacific Coast, Rose taught...
Read MoreWhen Mr. Fuhrer married my amazing English teacher, Miss Shenefelt, I visited their home many times and enjoyed our visits.
MARYANN FAUBION KOHL
January 28, 2022 | School
As a friend recently commented 'Ken Fuhrer was a giant of a man.' I think that about says it! He was a large part of our high school experience and I will always remember him. RIP Mr. Fuhrer
Janie Schmidt Comito Class of 1965
September 29, 2021
Ken was a mentor to me as a child. He was a close friend of my family and
his mom was was a best friend to my mother. I feel quite guilty that I did not keep in contact with Ken or his family. I apologize for my silence. I only recently checked for his information and sadly found the obituary. He is not forgotten.
J. Michael Driscoll MD
John Driscoll
December 19, 2020 | Bozeman, MT | Friend
Ken was my favorite teacher at BHS- so willing to take the time to get to know all his students. He was that special teacher that made you want to learn.
Class of 1966. Patricia Soleen
Pat Spleen
October 17, 2020
Ken was an unforgettable teacher at BHS! Best wishes to his family.
Ann Wilkinson
October 14, 2020 | Student
My condolences to the family of Mr. Fuhrer. I have very fond memories of him, I am BHS graduate of the class of 1966. He was a great role model for me.
Sincerely, Beverly Almojuela Crawford
Beverly Crawford
October 11, 2020
