KENNETH PEACOCK

Mike Mason worked with Ken at Del Monte and he and his wife were so kind to us when we moved to Sleepy Eye. Mike wants you all to know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. God bless. Deanna Mason

I knew Ken when he managed the Sleepy Eye facility. What a kind and gentle person, who made you feel welcome right from the start. My favorite memory was the time he invited me to his home for dinner after work. We decided to take a canoe ride on the stream that ran behind his house. Ken steadied the canoe as I stepped in, but I still managed to overturn it, spilling both Ken and his belongings into the stream. He was able to retrieve his glasses, but nothing more. He graciously let me try...

My condolences to the Peacock family. I had the pleasure to collaborate with and learn from Ken when he was at Plymouth. Shortly before his retirement I recall Ken deciding to hand drill a water well at his residence, not due to need but more to have a project and satisfy his curious nature.

I was a supervisor for manager Kenneth Peacock and always found him to be very fair and great decision-making person. He was the same person on the job or off the job. A great friend and a great family person. Like to fly, a airplane with great joy, good. Memories, his first fish house made from a cardboard box. It did keep the wind the way but was not warm for Minnesota, we had fun with this Invention. Russ&Gail Sorensen