Kenneth E. Rush

Wow. what to say about gpa rush.
well i moved in across the street in the late 80s when i was 8 or 9. the second day i was there i walked over and introduced myself and asked them if they would b my grandparents because i had lost mine, and they said yes. after that it was very few of days after that that i did not see them. they were there for every milestone and major event in my life, anywher from babysitting for the weekend taking my mom to the hospital w her heart attack to ALL my...

i had the chance to work for ken years ago at stewart masonry. He was what kept several of us there. i was a kid, HE was one of the nicest men i have ever known, and it was a pleasure to call him friend and boss. i enjoyed working for him. He was an honest man with integrity, honor and patience. we were broke down once and talked him into going into the marble mtns for a few days with us. it was a nice time and i enjoyed our talks always.
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Barbara, Ken and Karen. Iam sorry to hear of the passing of Ken. He was a very nice man and enjoyed knowing him for a shoet time. Also enjoyed the many talks and visits we had during the time my mom was at Golden Living Center. You guys always brightened my day and were so kind to my mom. You and your families are in my thoughts. Sharlott Barnes (daughter of Thelma Robinson)