Kenneth W. Mayon

Ken was my cousin, Ronald g. Bretz

Ken was my cousin, I remember when I was a kid Ken worked at a bakery and every Saturday I would get a loaf of hunky bread and go up to his house and all of us kids would eat it together with lots of butter

My Dad (Pops) was my rock. He taught me many things about life. He taught me how to be strong and independent and to never give up. I was blessed he taught me how to be a successful Entrepreneur, as he once was operating the Steelton Mini Market for 27 years. I too was a successful entrepreneur, but my career had to take the back burner when he became ill. He taught me that above all family came first. To always honor your mother and father. The most important thing I learned from him are my...

threw the mold away when Kenny was born, unique and one of a kind, little more then 60 years of memories and not a bad one in the bunch, Rest in peace and I'm betting on you to be up High.
Condolences to his Family an Friends

Kenny would frequently strut into the St. Lawrence Club after closing up shop while I was bartending back in the day. Yea, he had "swag." I thoroughly enjoyed our conversations as he was articulate, witty and an empath. Yet beneath the surface of the words we shared, there was a mischievous sense of humor that I will most fondly remember. Rest In Peace, friend. Please accept my condolences to his family.

Great cousin, great friend! One of the kindness gentleman Steelton can claim. Fond and oft times funny memories we shared. Heartfelt sympathies to his family, cousins all.

Joel, Taffy and Mayon family: my sincere sympathy with Kenny’s passing. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Patricia, Kendra, Christine, Joel, Taffy & family, you have our deepest sympathy. May the Lord comfort you all during this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to Taffy and the rest of the family.