Kenneth Kyle Later

Ken,
You have been such a great asset to the church. Because of your enthusiasm and love for the church, you helped make every activity memorable. You didn't care who went or what the activity was; you were always willing to go anywhere for anybody. Thank you so much for touching each and every person you come in contact with. We will always miss you. I can't wait to see you again.

Your love and brightest smile will always remain in the hearts of your loved ones,family,friends and your LDS family forever.
You shed us good memories Ken,and we are thankful to have you in our lives.
Wishing that God would watch over your beloved family and strenghten their faith to hang on to their lives and continue serving the Lord with joy and willingness of the heart.
May the Lord pour all the graces that they deserve in their lifetime...forever.
Happiness for you wherever...

Mark and Angela,
Our deepest sympathy to you in this sad time.

Kelly and Bill Jerome

To Ken’s dear family...My heart goes out to you for your loss. Ken sounds like a wonderful young man. Two years ago, our 22 year old son died in an accidental drowning, so we know the pain you are dealing with. We have an amazing support network for grieving families in our area, especially for moms. We’ve come to realize that we just can’t make it alone and we are so very thankful for the support. If you would like to have more information, or if you would just like to talk to a mom who...

It has been so long since I've seen you, and at that time we used to call you Kenny. Now all grown up, and gone so quickly. You and your family will be in my prayers.
Christina

Our friend Ken.... We were fortunate enough to have met you earlier this summer. In fact, you became part of our neighborhood family while working your trade in each of our homes. We will miss you.

Our deepest condolences to Ken’s family and friends.

Jerome Family,

Zac and I wanted to let you know that you have been in our thoughts. We were so shocked and saddened to hear about Kenny. I am so glad that I got to see Kenny lastweek and enjoyed joking around and laughing with him. He was defintley headed in the right direction and was well respected by many in the church and community. I hope that you have some peace in how much he was loved and liked by everyone. When I think about him, it makes me smile because thats the first...

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Ken's loving family.

We came to know Ken when our daughter joined the LDS family. The wonderful group of young adults often met in our home to visit or host the missionaries for dinner. Ken seemed to be available to help whenever he was needed and he was always polite and never had an unkind word to say ~ a true gentleman and friend.

It takes a wonderful family to raise such a loving and responsible young man. We are fortunate to have known him...