KENNETH SIMS SOLLARS

Another year has passed old friend and you are still remembered as a trusted friend.

Missing still, my brother, after all of these years. Saw Frenchy recently and Osbourne & I have become friends.

Kenny, you continue to be missed. RIP friend.

I met Ken in Evansville Indiana in the Federal building in 1980 I worked in that building at the Social Security Office but I lived about 12 miles away in Henderson Kentucky. He was visiting the Dept of Labor on the 3rd floor, as he was coming off the elevator, I was on the first floor he came over and introduced himself, I'm thinking wow what a handsome guy, we talked for a moment and we exchanged numbers. He said this was his last day.and was on his way back to DC. He did call me and ask if...

Oh my. I am so sad to have just discovered that Ken passed away nearly four years ago! He was a wonderful friend, mentor and more from the day we met through a mutual friend back in 1998 soon after I moved to DC. I was in my 20's and was greatly impressed by this dashing, kind older man with whom I shared many dinners and learned much. I have thought about him over the years since leaving DC, and am sad to learn he was alone, something that I never imagined he would be for long. Reminiscing...

I met Ken the party man shortly after I moved to DC from CA. He made my social life fun for the ten years I lived in Washington. May he enjoy the eternal party in the sky! God be with him.

Rest in peace Kenny, the memories you left with the people you met will last forever. May Allah bless you. The Ray Family, Ronald G. Ray, Sr.

Ken was the friendly word, the smiling face, always askeing about you. What a good heart and kind soul.