Kenneth Jack Smith

I still miss you, Mr. Smith!! I still catch myself saying " Heavenly Days!!" You were my favorite teacher in Nursing School. I will never forget you. After all these years, I still look at my Anatomy textbook. I'll see you up there!! ♥

Keep the whole world singing

Will never forget this wonderful man. Had him for many classes in college, he was tough but excellent. Also had the pleasure of knowing him as a babershopper,his performances along with many others. Think of him often. My prayers are with you all. I am sure your hearts are filled with memories. Rest in peace Mr. SMITH.

My sincere condolences to Ken's family and all the many, many people that are grieving the loss of such a brilliant, talented and loved man of God. It was a blessing and a privilege to have had him as a mentor, teacher, friend and boss. He had a profound impact on my life and I shall always be grateful to have known him. I still quote him today, and a favorite of mine is, "It don't make me know never mind". May he rest in peace until The Lord calls us all home.

May peace be with Jackie and family knowing Ken is in his heavenly home where I'm sure if we listen closely we can hear him singing in the clouds. We loved having them for neighbors.
My deepest sympathy.

Ken was one of the best people I have ever known. He was a wonderful teacher, co-worker, and friend. I will always be grateful to him for talking me out of dropping his class when I was struggling with a full time job and family issues. He convinced me to finish out the semester, which was half over, and then decide whether or not to take more classes. He was my favorite teacher ever! He was so enthusiastic about everything he loved- his students, education, music, and one of the biggest...

My thoughts and prayers to all the family, Ken will be missed by so many. Just remember all of the lives he has touched. He helped make MCC what it is today.

My condolences to Ken's family and friends. A lot of good memories of him in my life. Everything from getting his leftover chicks every spring to building barns for him in Breckenridge.