Kenneth F. Krumnow

Ken was my supervisor at DVR for about ten years. He was the best. He encouraged when encouragement was needed, but otherwise stepped back and respected us enough to make independent decisions. He encouraged me when, as a single mom with two teenaged children, I decided to go for a Ph.D. in psychology. He allowed a flex schedule so I could get to my classes, and I was able to graduate and move on to my next career. He was, indeed, the best.

Ken was a great person to have as a supervisor and friend.

Mr Krumnow or as I lovingly called him "hey old man", was my supervisor at DVR Waukesha for many years. I had great respect for him as he was a wonderful person. He will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathy to Emma and all the family.

KFK was a unique person. He dedicated his professional life to assisting persons who happened to have disabilities. He did so in a variety of ways during his working life and, in doing so, affected positively everyone with whom he came into contact. His work with the UW-Whitewater program for students with disabilities enabled it to become the number one program of it's type in the nation. It was his vision that led him to strongly support efforts on behalf of persons with severe...

Ken was a great supervisor and friend. He was ahead of his time with his work/supervisory skills. He was liked and respected by all.

Emma: I worked with Ken for over 20 years at DVR. He not only was a great director in our office, but his sense of humor helped lighten the load on all of us. You and I have visited many times in our Wauk office and at special get togethers. I was a program assistant and am now retired and live in Green Bay.

My husband, Karl, and I send you our condolences. I am so proud to have worked with Ken.