Kenneth A. Medeiros

Michelle,

You have been in my prayers and thoughts since Ken's illness. I am so glad Ken came into our family. I was fortunate enough to witness what "true love" really is by seeing you two together. He will be in your heart forever. My prayers to you.
Vicki Palmisano

Dear Michelle,
I have just returned from the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Omaha, much sadder having learned there of Ken's passing. My wife and I always looked forward to seeing Ken and to talking to him at the Games. You could always count on a smile and a kind word from Ken and it was easy to see that he was loved by everyone he touched. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Ken made this world a better place and we are all better for having known him.

Michelle
Even though I spoke with you today, I wanted again to tell you how deeply sorry I am for you loss. Ken's smile will remain with me always. I know your strong faith will get through this very difficult days to come. He loved you so much, as you did him. email whenever you need to talk, or call.
love,
Jenn Kelley and family

When I think of Ken Medeiros, I smile. Because, you see, whenever I saw Ken, whether in a wheelchair, walking with a cane, or proudly walking without, Ken wore a smile. There aren't many people you can say that about.

And, as though it were an exclamation point to the smile, there was always a twinkle in his eye.

I'm sure there are lessons we can all learn from Ken: lessons of courage, of forgiveness, of determination, and lessons of kindness. Those who knew him are surely...

Michelle,
There are no words we can express to you on your loss. Ken touched so many people with his kindness and his spirit. True friends are hard to come by and we were proud to be called his friend.
We are here for you,
Moe & Skip

Judi,
Very sorry to hear of your recent loss. My thoughts & prayers are with you during this difficult time.

~Stephanie

Dear Michelle and family. I was shocked and so very deeply saddened to hear of Ken's illness and passing. Ken had been to me teacher, teammate, coach, and opponent, and in all these he was a gentleman and a special human being. I had known him since 1973 when we played together for the Brockton Mustangs. Ken was a star then and never really relinquished that standing throughout his career. He will always hold an extremely fond place in my memory.

Michelle and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. May memories of Ken bring comfort to you in the days to come.

Judi,

We are deeply saddened by your loss. Our prayers and thoughts with you at this sorrowful time.