Arthur, Indiana
1925 - 2010
Kenneth V. Hunley, 84, passed away Thursday, October 7, 2010, at his residence in Arthur, Ind. He was born November 11, 1925, to Otto Hunley and Gola (Roy) Hunley. He graduated from Spurgeon High School in 1944. Kenneth was a member of the Arthur General Baptist Church. He was a WWII United...
Read MoreI never got the chance to actually meet Kenneth, but through the stories the Bowmans told of him and Dona Belle I got to know him in that way. I know he is with God now and will be missed by all.
Carol Bowman
November 02, 2010 | Spokane Valley, WA
From the Pike County Public Library in Petersburg, Indiana I wish to say that it was so generous of Ken to donate his 12 volumes of WW II Memorial Books to our library. We are very proud of his timeless works and so proud or Ken to remember his comrades who had gone before him.
The day Ken brought his books to our library, he broke in tears at the story how his comrades were killed and he survived. He said he had never been able to understand the “why” he was spared. I said, “Ken, who...
Shirley Behme
November 02, 2010 | Petersburg, Indiana, IN
Kenneth was like a second Dad to my brother, sister, and me. He always had time for us and taught us much about life, loving, and caring. We miss you, Kenneth!
Dave Bowman
November 02, 2010 | Spokane, WA
Kenneth was so dearly loved and thought of by both my husband and me and all three of our children. They loved both Ken and Dona Belle as a second set of parents. We'll miss you Ken very much, but know you are with God, in Heaven.
BuddyandSylvia Bowman
October 14, 2010 | Spokane Valley, WA
Mr. Hunley is one of the special Marines of Iwo Jima. Iwo Jima will always be in the hearts and minds of all Marines. The inscription by Admiral Nimitz on the Iwo Jima Memorial in Washington, DC is, "Uncommon valor is a common virtue". Mr. Hunley will always be a Marine brother.
October 12, 2010
We will greatly miss him. He and Dona Belle are our "bonus" set of parents and we love them both dearly!
Donna Bartlett
October 11, 2010 | Spokane Valley, WA
I was lucky enough to have both Mr. and Mrs. Hunley for teachers. I remember him as a kind, easy going man with a big smile. You wanted to do your best for him. I am so sorry for your loss, you both were loved by many students.
Rita (Fuller) Loehr
October 09, 2010 | Boonville, IN
There is one teacher that can change your life. Mr. Hunley was that teacher for me. I will forever be grateful.
Paula (Aylsworth) Henson
October 09, 2010 | Eddyville, KY
I remember Mr. Hunley as our 6th grade teacher at Ella Williams in Boonville. He was a big man with a gentle and kind spirit. Also remember Mrs. Hunley substitute teaching and playing basketball with us. I know you will miss him Mrs. Hunley, he was one of our nicest men teachers.
Robert Forston
October 09, 2010