Kenneth Whitlow Treadwell

Rest in heaven big bro ~ lil bro DKH I miss you

Jobo, may you rest in peace, Ameen. The Lacey family.

I remember "Jobo" from when we "Eastsiders" were carpooled to University School. At that time he lived on Woodland Avenue. The last time I saw him was probably in early 60s but I never forgot his sweet smile. My heart goes out to the family. May "Jobo" rest peacefully.
Karen Williams (NC) U-Hi Class of 1964

Jobo, oh how the memories. My daddy's best friend who always treated me like one of his own. My heart is saddened by the lost. No longer will you have to suffer for I know you are in a better place. My prayers are with the family at this time.

Jobo, oh how the memories. My daddy's best friend who always treated me like one of his own. My heart is saddened by the lost. I know that you are no longer suffering and are in a better place. My respects to the family.

The Treadwell family is a part of the village I grew up in. Jobo's mom and dad and mine (Johnny and Tootsiebelle Mason) were friends way before I was born.I remember Treadie doing cartwheels going past our house on Long St. My siblings are Larry and Dooney. My prayers have been with Jobo for years, since his surgery in Tampa. I pray God be a comfort to us all.