KENNETH P. HALLORAN

To Ken Jr.,
I will always remember your Father Fondly. He always portrayed himself as the Proverbial Tough Man, but he also had a Tender Heart, that few got to really see. I was lucky enough to know both sides of your Father, whether it was the guy at the Pier, or the one on Wilson Avenue, or the guy at the Pier Grill, or the one at the European Restaurant on Saturday Night. I know it’s a cliche, but your Dad was a “Man among Men”.
I unfortunately, just happened upon his death...

To the Halloran family, my deepest condolences. I went to Northeastern University with Kenny in the 1980's. I remember Kenny going to work with his dad down at the fish piers. My condolences Kenny. May God keep your dad close.

To Ken, your sisters and mom.
I will never forget this man you called dad. He taught a lot of us how to skate and love this sport called hockey. All my kids skated! He taught us passion and colorful language. He was a man to be look up to. He brought me to Bruins game way back when Orr and Espo played. We were in the high seats in the section you cant say the name anymore. The smoke filled garden. I was in awe and a bit scared hanging with the Halloran brothers. The only game I ever...

To the Halloran Family Please accept my deepest sympathies. You are in my thoughts and prayers.Sincerely ,Michael Sullivan

To Ann, and family Ken was a wonderful man and I can't imagine your pain, you have all my prayers