Kenneth W. Goodman

I want to add my sympathy to the family. I would sit a row behind all of you during the High Holidays. My family goes back many many years with your family. Your grandman (Bubbe Sarah) and my mom were very good friends. May the God of Mercy sustain all of you during this very difficult time. Kenny's memory will always be a shining star to you.

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss.
I knew Kenny had been doing poorly, but we always pray for the miracle
Kenny was always glad to see his old friends and it was mutual.

I was so shocked to see that Kenny had passed away. We were in high school together and would see each other at the HP reunions. We always spent time visiting. He was always so nice and kind. I think I saw him not to long ago having dinner with friends at Tramontano and we spoke then. I will will miss his smiling face.

With my deepest sympathy to the family.
Donald Nelson

Kenny was a wonderful person to know & be associated with. I'll never forget the FRAT parties we attended at UT.

With our deepest sympathy and our warm thoughts. Ken and his loved ones will be in our prayers through the holidays ahead.

To Kenny's Family,

My sister called this morning to tell me Kenny had died. I knew him when we were teenagers and the descriptions fit him then too. He was so sweet and friendly. After over 40 years, I can close my eyes and still see his face and warm smile. It is obvious that as a man he had the same wonderful attributes he had when he was young. My sister reminded me that she drove the Sunday School carpool, switching with Dora.

I am so very sorry for your loss. May...