Kenneth M. Mitchell

Rest in peace coach

Ken was the tour guide for my non-believing mother-in-law when we took her to the assembly hall in Coraopolis. She was very impressed with him. She asked me if he was a teacher. She had a masters degree in education. She recognized his quality.

Wanted to first extend my condolences to the Mitchell Family. I remember I first attended Swissvale and Ken was always welcoming. I appreciated how he conducted meetings, and you could tell he was a natural teacher because he would ask questions to make you think. Another thing Ken would love to talk about is sports especially when it came to his Pitt Panthers....one time we were driving and he saw a group of Pitt students who were doing volunteer work in Braddock and pulled over just to...

My name is Tony I got a chance to work with brother Mitchell out in field service a couple times he will be brought back in Jehovah's memory we love him see you later for now

Bro. Mitchell was truly a one in a million. My sincerest condolences to The Mitchell Family. How beautiful it is to be confident that our brother is resting safely in Jehovahs memory.

I remember his smile, even 50+ years on. Ken was a fine person, and the world is a much sadder place without him. Rest well, Kenny.

Within a few minutes of first meeting Mr. Ken through my friendship with Linda, he casually shared his thoughts on a matter and had the new folks in the small group saying, "I never thought about it like that before..." We only met face-to-face less than a handful of times after that and his genuine, kind, honest heart, quick wit and sense of humor are what I remember the most. I look forward to the time when God's Kingdom government is ruling over this earth and the promised earthly...

Thank you so much for taking the time to show kindness to all of the students you taught. I am so blessed to have you as my teacher and I will never forget how you encourage us students to make the world better. Thinking of you.