Kenneth Stein

Did not know he had passed away he was my friend client we had a lot of great times together I will miss you my friend Godspeed.

I consider my life better for having known him. I met Kenny in 1997 when I was married to my late husband Seymour. Kenny was my plastic surgeon for many procedures in those years. I left Chicago after Seymour died and moved to Wisconsin. I was diagnosed with cancer in 2013. I kept in touch with Kenny off and on-thru all these years.
This morning I thought I would send him a text to wish him a happy new year and schedule my next procedure. Kenny knew I was waiting for a few years to...

So so sorry to read this Dr Stein was person I first entrusted with my surgeries and from there i always referred people to him not just because of the quality of his work but also the quality of his spirit. He was always kind to me and anyone I sent in to see him and even after I relocated to Dallas 10 years ago I always called or came in to visit trying to convince him I needed more work done but him being a man of morals and not money would say Monique you are just fine and look great but...

Such a sweetheart ,I am going to miss you so much, your smile and friendship.I know your happy in heaven. Love Michele DeVries

Dr. Stein was my physician, mentor, and friend. When I entered medical school, he was thrilled and instantly committed to "showing me the ropes." He allowed me to shadow him on numerous occasions. I was going to wrap up my medical school career with a plastic surgery rotation with him, which sadly now will not happen. I wrote this tribute to him so that all might know the Dr. Stein I did. I truly miss him. https://mkgilmour.com/2018/10/05/a-tribute-to-a-dear-friend-and-mentor-dr-stein/

Kenny was one of the founders of the Fraternal and Honorable Order of the Cup. The Good Dr Stien served as our Musical Director, Head Entertainer and Lead singer and was a Multi-year winner of the treasured Cup. I called Kenny The Total Package, always singing and always laughing and His passing creates a void which is impossible to fill. Kenny Stien is now truly Under The Cupspell. God Bless Kenny.

Ken Stein truly was a one of a kind. I worked with him over 7 years and his joy for life was abundant. The Steinfests he and his family threw each year brought so many different people together to celebrate and enjoy life. I met a lot of wonderful people through Ken and pray he is at peace. Blessings to all his family and friends. Cheryl C. Rost, South Barrington, Il

Ken was THE man! When I went to my first Commanderie dinner before joining, I was the first one in the room and then Ken came in, sat down next to me and engaged in a warm conversation. We were friends from that minute on. Years later, he wound up fixing my deviated septum. When I was getting ready to go under for surgery, Ken said, "Geoff, I'm going to do you a favor and straighten this crooked nose of yours." I told him not to worry about it, let's just get my breathing corrected. The...

So sorry to hear of Kenny's passing. I haven't seen him in a few years and sad about that. I'm sure that anyone who has had the pleasure of meeting Kenny would wish for one more conversation with him. He was friendly and generous and many other things. His energy was incredible. I have seen him sing songs, do magic, some not-so-basic basic (actual) gymnastics, diffuse heated arguments and perform necessary first aid all at one event. Wasn't even a Stein Fest! I have also seen him listen...