Dr. Kenneth Lee Lay

Please accept my deepest Sympathy for your loss. Dr. Lay was, by all accounts, a fine man and deserved a more fitting retirement and time with his family. Our prayers are with you.

It was a pleasure knowing and working with Ken. Outsiders looking in could not understand Enron; those on the inside made Enron the most exciting company to be with. Ken made that possible. I will truly miss him and offer you, his family, the Peace that passes all understanding that we shall all be together again someday in a much better place, with him and with HIM.

Dear Lay Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy during your time of loss. My you find true comfort and peace through the salavation offered by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Sincerely,
Kirby

Dear Lay Family,

I knew your husband and father when he was in high school and he lived very near my home. Reverend Lay, his father, baptised me when I was 15 years old and I treasure my memories of the entire family. Linda the day you came to Bethel Church and I got to see him again and share a pew with both of you before you went back home will be one more of my treasured memories. I thank God for being able to see him again in this lifetime. The help you both were to Bethel...

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. From what I can tell he left behind a great legacy to his children. Humor is one of the best tools to know how to use in life.

Linda:

I never met Mr. Lay, I just wanted you to know that I believed in him, I know that he was a Christian, I know that he was a good, honest and hard working family man who loved his family very much. I wish I just could give you a hug and let you know that I am praying for you and your family. May God Bless and Comfort you always.

TO THE FAMILY OF KEN LAY YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY. I MET MR. LAY ONCE AT CHURCH VERY OPEN NICE MAN. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE.TO GOD BE THE GLORY. AMEN

Please accept our deepest sympathies.

He is now in the arms of God. He will be remembered for his great generosity and empathy for those less fortunate. He epitomized "To those whom much has been given, much is required." He obeyed. May he rest in peace.