Kenneth N. Goldberg

I am just learning of Uncle Kenny's passing. I am his niece from his sister Norma, Caroline. I have a lot of memories from when I was young and when he would bring Aunt Patty and Izzy up to my grandmother's house in Simsbury to visit with them. I am sorry that I never got to say goodbye. I wished someone would have tried to get in touch with me..Rest in peace Uncle. Love you always...Till we meet again...

I am heartbroken to learn of Ken's passing. Thought I might see him at the Conard reunion last night, where I learned he died. I was very friendly with Ken in high school, shared a lot of laughs and was in many classes and I often sat with him at lunch. We lost touch after graduation, but he was indeed a great guy. I'm glad to learn of his success in life. I know he will be missed.

So sorry for your loss I knew Ken since elementary school as we lived a few hundred yards apart. Rest in peace

My condolences on Ken's passing. I was in school with him and remember in elementary school his mother substitute teaching at King Philip in West Hartford .

Patricia ,Elizabeth and Tim so very sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to each of you .Ken was my cousin, he was a year older and very cool - his mother and mine were close, I always thought his parents were so sophisticated . As children growing up we visited each other and kept in touch sporadically over the years. His grandfather and my grandmother were brother and sister so our roots are deep and go back to the old country . I will always remember him for his smile, good looks,...

My deepest condolences to the Goldberg family. The Simao family's hearts are heavy with the news, and we are thinking of you.