Kenneth W. Keegan

I was friends with Elizabeth when Ken and Gretchen brought Kira Lee home from the hospital and when they brought Kenny home on Lucky Road. My childhood has too many memories to count!!! I also worked at one of Ken’s NutriSystem centers in Cupertino, such a fun job for a great company! The Keegan family has always been a part of my life, you will be missed, thanks for the memorial ❤

What an incredable life.I really liked your Dad.Sorry to hear this news.

I first met Ken in 1953. We were friends all through San Jose State. After college he pursued a career in business, and I went into education. Ken and I shared many good times together. I have several photos of Ken, and if family members would like to have them, I’d be more than happy to forward them. I can be reached at [email protected].
Ken was a great friend and pal. I’m sure he will be missed by those who had the good fortune to know him. My sincere condolences to Gretchen and the...

Gretchen and family, I am at a loss for words. We never think that we will lose people that played critical roles in our lives but we are at the age now where that’s happening more and more often. I had nothing but respect for Ken and he took good care of me when I worked for him at Keegan Management Company. The days of Nutrisystem and the 1980s were golden period , full of posterity and success. Those days will never come back. I will always hold Ken in my thoughts and think of you and...

I have some wonderful memories of spending time with the Keegan family when they lived in Los Gatos. Both Ken and Gretchen generously included me in family outings and soccer games. Ken had a very playful side too, we had some fun rides in some of his beautiful cars! I know he will be deeply missed. Much love to all the family.

I will never forget your infectious laughter. You were an amazing father with an even more amazing soul. Until we all meet again.

Requiescat en pace!

Nikki

I knew the the Keegan Klan through our Video Store in Los Gatos in the early 80's. Ken and my Father would "talk shop" and always enjoyed each others spirit of business. I later formed a very dear friendship with his son Ken, and to this day it keeps the "spirit" of our Father's alive. My daughter Emily a I send our love and prayers.

Ken was everything and more than described in his obituary. A very dear friend to me and my late husband Bill and especially to our daughter Samantha. The picture included was taken 6/13/20 at R & D Kitchen in Yountville (with Samantha and myself)

Dear Gretchen, We're so sorry Ken is gone. We will always remember his ready smile, upbeat and positive attitude and his clear love for you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Please take care.