Kenneth H. Gould

Very sorry to read in the UCC newsletter of Ken's passing. I knew Ken from when I lived in Derry and we were both active members at First Parish Church. After I moved back to Swanzey, I would always see Ken and Selma at NH Conference UCC events and looked forward to these times. I will so miss his presence at these events. Deepest sympathy to Selma and family.

Very sorry to hear of Ken's passing. I worked for him for many years at Ben Franklin in Milford. He was a generous, supportive man and I respected and valued him. My condolences to Selma and his family.

So saddened to hear of Ken's passing. Dawn and myself worked for "Mr. G" for many years at Ben Franklin. He was a very kind and generous man and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Selma, Kristen, and Lydia and the rest of the family.

So sorry to hear about Ken. He was our neighbor for almost 30 years in Derry and ALWAYS had a smile or kind word to say. Still think of him mowing his lawn or tending his garden. He was missed when he moved away and will now be forever missed. My heart goes out to all of you, but especially you Selma. It is never easy losing your partner but with all the wonderful memories you have of your life together, I hope and pray they will help you get through this difficult time. My sincerest...

Ken was a dear friend who will be greatly missed. Our prayers go out to Selma and Family.

Ken was one of our steadfast and beloved volunteers and will truly be missed. Always up for a challenge, whether it be the client, or the drive, Ken was on it...always with his soft spoken words and wonderful smile! We will miss him terribly. Prayers and love to Selma and the family. Julie, Cindee, Susanne, Paula & Donna/Community Caregivers of Greater Derry & The Loaner's Closet

Selma and family,
Our biggest heartfelt hugs are with you all! Kens passing is a sorrowful loss to all whose path he crossed! Genuine, soulful, kind and bright in every way......yet oh so humble! It came so naturally to him! His soft smile and the twinkle in his eye will be readily recalled and sorely missed. Aunt Marge would speak so lovingly of Uncle Jesse's kids ......her and our New Hampshire cousins! Sylvia, Ken and Jeanne would be counted on to arrive in Maine for our reunions....

We were shocked and saddened to hear of Kens passing. Our hearts go out to Selma, Kristen and Lydia and to the rest of their families. We send our love and deepest sympathy to you all.

So sad to hear of Ken's passing. He's left a big void in the life of his family and many others. As a teenager, I had the pleasure of working for Ken at Ben Franklin's in Derry and actually babysat for his children when they were little. It was always nice to bump into him at the store, church or Riverwoods. He will be remembered fondly for the kind and gentle man he was.