Kenneth D. Kirkman

Not a day passes when I look nextdoor that I'm not reminded of the wonderful family that resided in the home and now in my memory and in my heart forever.

Such fond memories of a man who took his time over the years to teach me so much. Thank you Ken I miss you and think of you and Louise often. Wonderful neighbors, the best.

I rember growing up on Belknap St in Laconia with the Kirkman family...
Those where it years.. Happy times.
I am Lizzy And James Watson's Granddaughter...and Viola and James Jr. daughter..there where alot of happy times when Ken and Louise would come up from R.I.May he be in peace.He lives alot of years alot more the my dad who was only 56...but mom and grandma where in there eighty's..

Kelvin Kirkman has been a very dear friend of mine for many years and I have benefitted greatly from the fine character & compassion Mr. Kirkman instilled in him. I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Kirkman on a few occasions and enjoyed his quick intelligence and thoughtful demeanor. He will be missed.

Mr. Kirkman was a caring neighbor and friend, always ready with a smile and a kind word. He will be missed. Sincere condolences to his wife Louise and children Keith, Kris and Kelvin.
Ellen (Comey)and Ken Bennett

I offer my prayers and condolences to the Louise and the Kirkman family (Kris, Keith, Kelvin).

What a blessing to have such a great family as neighbors.

Mr. Kirkman was a rock of the neighborhood - always ready offer advice and a smile.

He will forever be in our memories.

Aunt Louise, Keith, Kelvin and Kristian,
Uncle Ken was a good man. I'm sure you will miss him very much.
Rex Kirkman

TO AUNT LOUISE AND FAMILY I AM VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS .UNCLE KEN WAS A REAL GOOD PERSON. ROB KIRKMAN

To Louise and family: I am so sorry for your loss. Ken was a great person. I enjoyed singing with him in Calvary's choir during the years I was at Calvary. He had a great wit, and I enjoyed his stories. I am sure you all will miss him. God's blessings on all of you.