Kenneth L. Lantz

I have many fond memories of hanging out with "Mr. Lantz." RIP, KK!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Loosing a parent is always hard, my mother passed away 10 years ago at 102. I probably met your dad at an open house at CHS. He will live beyond his physical life in what he taught his kids and he and his wife did an excellent job raising kids. Mr. Cottrell

Each day will soon be a cherished memory.

Kenn was a great father-in -law to me. He took time to help those in need. He unloaded many trucks of food for the Salvation Army food pantry. He was patient and kind to the many homeless tent citizens going out of his way to talk with them. His love of railroads and steam engines prompted many hikes along rail road lines. He will be missed but not forgotten. I will always remember the time he was house sitting and was suddenly snowed in for a week. He helped our neighbors out with the snow...