Kenneth Wilbur "Kenny" Renfro

As a kid I lived next to the old market north of the cemetery on the Emmett Bench. Nightly as we had dinner, we were treated to the sounds of Jake Brakes being activated just north of our home by the drivers taking logs to the Emmett Mill. I got pretty good at identifying the trucks by the sound. I always seemed to be especially attuned to the Kenny Renfro "sound". I would drive my parents crazy by announcing, "That's Kenny Renfro". Although I never met him I felt as though I knew him...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Blessings to the family of my good friend Kenny. He was an excellent logger and the memories will last forever. - Richard Dick

So sorry of your loss. My best to the family.

God bless the family, My grandparents are frank and Edith Shelley. So I send my condolences on behave of my family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

It was a pleasure to know Kenny. He was one of my favorite people.

God bless the family, may there be peace and comfort in your time of sorrow

To shake this man's hand, was a special time in my life. In his racing years at Meridian, it brought joy to watch his expertise as a driver. I then had the privilege to haul logs for Kenny, for a short time. I've always felt that I should have paid him instead of him paying me. He was just that cool to be around. He was well known as one of the best "hoisters", Link-Belt operators, in the country. As others have said, Kenny done many things, all of them Well. God's speed my friend, you will...