Kenneth C. Tappe

To Judy and family I extend my deepest sympathy for the loss of Ken. I will always remember Ken as a kind and caring gentleman. P May your beautiful memories of Ken help you through this difficult time . May his memory be eternal. Pauline

I first met Ken in 1985 and moved under him as my manager in late 1986. He was an incredibly smart man and I learned so much from him. He was kind, caring and loved a good practical joke. He and I spent a lot of time traveling back-and-forth between Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, which is how I got to know him so well. We usually would stop in Fowlerville for coffee and donuts for the ride up. Years later I had changed jobs and moved to First of America and who walks in but Ken. I knew I...

Ken was not only a banker but for a few years was part of the management team of Wright Griffin Davis CPAs. During one tax season while we all slaved 18 hours a day during the winter months, Ken took his vacation early in April. As a prank, when he returned to his office he found all the furniture in his office upside down . A good laugh for all of us.

I have known Ken & Judi for many many years. I met Ken in the Jaycees and he became one of my best friends. He was a GREAT GUY and community leader in numerous organizations. We will all miss him. dearly. May God bless Judi and his family. Lou Belcher

Judi, Sharron and I offer our deepest sympathy for your loss of Ken.

Our sincere condolences. We met Ken & Judi when we moved to Dexter. A nicer man cannot be found. We enjoyed the occasional lunches with them both. Our hearts are broken for Judi and their children, grandchildren, great grandchildren he has left behind as Ken was very involved in their lives and so very proud of each of them.

He was a good man.

He will be missed, a great Man, our sincere condolences to Judy and family. God Bless him forever, Love Chet and Pam Knight.