KENNETH KENT

Dr. Kent did stent placements on me in 1995. He did a wonderful job. He saved my life and I have been forever grateful. He was kind and had a wonderful sense of humor.

I was saddened to hear of the death of your Kenneth Kent. I remember him fondly when he learned to play the piano and when he supported my parents and I with a vacation as well as support during our sad times in 2004.

Dear Carolyn and family:
My sincere condolences for the loss of Kenny. A superb interventional cardiologist and kind, gracious manhe is missed by all. We share in this loss.
When he came to FDA, I invited him to lunch to welcome him to his new job after leaving Washington Hospital Center. Over spicy Thai food, we had the most wonderful conversation about interventional cardiology. I will always remember this discussion. His spirit lives on in all of us.
You and your...

Dear Carolyn and Kent Family - It goes without saying that no one had a more profound impact on my professional life than Kenny. He was a true pioneer, a great physician, a mentor without peer and a friend. Sheree and I send our condolences and our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

I've known Kenny since 1961. He was a superb cardiac interventionalist, and an even better human being. My deepest sympathy to the entire family. Barton J. Gershen, M.D., FACP, FACC

To Caroline and family,
We enjoyed knowing Kenny during your time in the Bridles!! He always had a smile on his face and was happy to answer all our medical questions , even when he was walking the dog. He was such an asset to the Washington medical community and he will be very much missed.
Fondly
Joanne (and Frank) Crantz

Dear Kent Family- Please accept my most sincere condolences on Kenny's passing. He was a pioneer and an innovator in his field as well as a great gentleman. Kenny and I collaborated on excimer laser and angioscopy around 30 years ago and I will never forget his friendship, generosity and wisdom. Sincerely, Frank Litvack MD