Kenneth Sampsell

I could have never dreamed of having a brother so special we were raised to be close and it was that way here I am 69 years old and still miss him more every day as the tears still rain down and my heart bleeds I know that with gods will we will be together again your loving brother. Rest in peace my dear brother

Marilyn, we were so sorry to hear of Ken's passing. It was a joy being your next door neighbors for a few years at the lake. You were both always so gracious and helpful. We have fond memories of arriving at the lake for the weekend, and seeing that Ken had cut our grass so we wouldn't have to. We are praying for you and your family during this difficult time.

I worked with Kenny back in the late 70's at Consolidated Pipe. He was always happy and the life of the party. He was a great salesman and company rep. I never forgot him in all the years since. His upbeat attitude stayed with me through my life. R.I.P. You dear man! I know you will be missed from this earth. Prayers to Marilyn and family.

The first time I met Ken was on a vendor outing shooting birds. I immediately liked him. His outgoing nature and ability to make you feel special was incredible. From that moment on I felt like he was a true friend and a person of interest that I wanted to get to know better. His knowledge and passion for life was immense. He will be missed greatly by all that knew him.

I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to his family for their loss. May God comfort you during this time.

In a lifetime, there are but a small number of people who you instantly like. Ken was, for me, a member of that select group. I am shocked and deeply saddened by the news of his passing.
Unlike many who may offer their remembrances of a lifelong friend or colleague, I have known Ken for just a few years. Our company provides fabrication and trucking to Consolidated Pipe and I met Ken for the first time when he accompanied Tom Connor, the manager of the piling division, on a visit to our...

In a lifetime, there are but a small number of people who you instantly like. Ken was, for me, a member of that select group. I am shocked and deeply saddened by the news of his passing.
Unlike many who may offer their remembrances of a lifelong friend or colleague, I have known Ken for just a few years. Our company provides fabrication and trucking to Consolidated Pipe and I met Ken for the first time when he accompanied Tom Connor, the manager of the piling division, on a visit to our...

May our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who loved us and gave everlasting comfort and good hope by means of undeserved kindness, comfort your hearts and make you firm.2 Thess. 2:16, 17