Kenneth Wayne Stanley

Not an easy year has passed. Think of you daily and miss.your picking and infectious laugh.

Thank you Bubby and to everyone at Mill Creek Baptist Church! We could not have gotten through the roughest of times without all your support. Colonel loved doing the dessert auctions and being around all his friends. Love and hugs.

We had a great dessert auction and we honored you and thank you for looking down on us and keeping us straight. We love you and miss you but you are with the lord and not hurting. Till we meet again.

Colonel was not just a brother-in-law; he was more like a brother to me. Together with my mom and sister, we spent countless hours working side by side, and I will deeply miss him and his ever-present joyful spirit. I never saw him angry or upset-he would simply share his signature chuckle and keep moving forward. I feel truly blessed to have had him in our family for as long as we did. The good Lord has taken to be by his side not only a wonderful man who would do anything for you but also a...

Ken was a dear friend and a joy to work with. Truly a great auctioneer.

My sincere condolences to to family I worked with Ken and learned a lot from him at Rowe from 2007-2022 praying for you all he will be missed always enjoyed talking to him at work.

RIH sweet cousin You were Always smiling and happy We will surely Miss you

Met Ken when he joined our team at Rowe. Hardest worker ever on assembly line. In the 80s, Not to many people could make a decent buck this way or even survive more than a few days. Assembly line piece work was just too hard for most. I´ll never forget our "epic" canoe trip on the James River. My condolences to family!!! God Bless.