Bridgeport, Connecticut
KOSINSKI Kenneth Alexander Kosinski, age 56 of Reno, Nev., died Friday, May 21, 2010. He was the beloved son of the late Alexander and Rosemary Kosinski of Bridgeport. Survivors include his sister, Suzanne Kosinski of Reno, Nev.; brother, Michael Kosinski of Simi Valley, Calif. and his wife,...
Read MoreKenny we were friends from the time we were 14 years old also with your brother Mickey may you rest in peace we will all meet together and I was sad to hear that you left so young
Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2023 | Friend
we go back to1969 when i moved to Nancy dr you were not only a great friend but like a big brother to all the young guys from the pit i will never forget you. mickey and you were my best days of my life i enjoyed every minute hanging wth you and your brother. RIP My brother
Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2022 | Friend
He was a good friend for 40 yes he is missed by all that knew him
Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2019 | POMPANO BEACH, FL | Friend
To Susan, Mickey, and Jimmy- My deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother Kenny. We all had so much fun growing up together in a great neighborhood! All part of the Bridgeport-Ninety Acres crew! What a cast of charactors! May Kenny rest in eternal peace!
Rich D'Onofrio
July 05, 2010
Kenny, You are my brother, but you were also my friend.We could talk about anything.We had so many memories....John Winthrop School;going to the corner stores for the watermelon stix;riding our bikes to the cascades and just about everywhere.We were so lucky to live next to 90 Acres Park.We lived in those woods---the museum;the pond;sledding down to the firehouse when the road was pure ice;the dump;the golf course; the unforgettable family vacations;Kettletown and Candlewood Lake;playing...
Sue Kosinski
June 22, 2010 | Reno, NV
uncle kenny,
I will miss you very much :( you were always so special and I will always remember during my summers waiting for you to come with your white van to aunt sues house for a visit. I especially remember you giving me and aunt sue the masquerade mask. But all of the best memories lie with the trips cross country and going to the frog jumps! I will miss you very much
Vanessa Kosinski
June 16, 2010 | Reno, NV
To Susanne, Mickey & Jimmy,
My deepest sympathies to you & your families, Kenny was a true friend! I remember our days in 90 acres & all the happy times we spent together, shooting pool, lighting M80's ,playing ball and Troop 567. He will be sadly missed.
Love to all, Dave Padua
Dave Padua
June 11, 2010 | Bridgeport, CT
Uncle Kenny,
words cant even describe how great of an Uncle you were to me. You brought so many amazing memories to my life that I will hold on to forever! Some of my favorite memories that I think of all the time are the wonderful times we spent up at the Calaveras County Fair for the famous Frog Jump!! I will never forget how we put all those bull frogs in the tub in the hotel room and how you got me up on that stage (holding my hand) and teaching me how to jump those frogs :) I would...
Samantha "the Crocodile" Kosinski
June 09, 2010 | CA
To Kenny's family - I am so sorry for your loss and that Kenny was taken from you so soon. I graduated from Tech with him in 1972. Although we have been out of touch for so many years, I never forgot Kenny's fun loving spirit, laughter and most of all, his kindness.
With my deepest sympathy,
Patty (VanGrowski) Smith
June 07, 2010