Kenneth P. Powers

I went to WSC with Ken and we both lived in dorms. While we mostly acquaintances, I got to know Ken through his writing, in the Student Voice. They were always challenging and provocative reads, mostly on the front page. So few of us know what they want, what they were born to do in college, Ken knew his calling and I can't' image he could have been anything else

Will always remember the great conversations we had. Ken was a very special guy and will always be missed.

In the short time I knew Kenny he was always a pleasure to interact with loved when he would come into the Mobil on Thompson road before or after his shift. He always got his Dunkins and his tobacco product he will be missed by all much love

I will aways be grateful for the kindness that Kenny would always portray when he wrote about Friendly House. You will always have a place in our archives. Sincerely, Gordon Hargrove

Condolences to all his family and loved ones. To know him was to love him and respect him. He will forever be my "precious little Kenny"! Sharon

Kenny was a great guy and wore his heart on his sleeve. I never met him in person but he had a great presence on zoom and helped so so many people many of whom he never meet directly. He was someone who made an impact on the world with his kindness and generosity of spirt He will be missed. Heartfelt sympathys to his family

Ken, thank you for sharing your experience, strength, and hope. We will miss you.