Kenneth Tuck

I went to school with Kenny at Hermitage High School. He was always so nice to me and was so funny. My condolences to his family.

I had known Kenny and his family since 1-2-1982 when we worked together at Hanover Tire. We became best of friends We fished and did things together for many years. He would come to my boat or river house go fishing and stay over night many times. Darcy and I will miss him very much. To his family, we are very sorry for your loss. Mark and Darcy Plotkin

Sharon, Kelli, Lindsay and Krystin, We are so sorry to hear of Kenny´s passing. What great memories we have of being together at Hermitage football game´s watching the Pride of Central Virginia Hermitage Marching Panthers marching and performing on the field; hauling band and flag equipment and chaperoning band trips, band competitions and hanging out after Friday night football games at local restaurants. Kenny was such a great guy and fun to be with. You all are in our thoughts and prayers...

My sincere condolences to Kenny's family he was a really great guy and I know he will be deeply missed I met him years back buying tires for my shop

Kenny sold tires to us for many years and we always enjoyed our conversations with him. He was very proud of his family and especially his grandbabies. I know he will truly be missed.

I met Kenny in the early 70tees , we both had a mutual friend in Dilly Priest. Later I brought tires from him for many years. Kenny always was happy and smiling. I know how much he loved his family. RIP Kenny Tuck

I always enjoyed working with Kenny, I could always count on him to handle his customers in a professional manner and they always appreciated that. I know he would always do what he had to for his family. I was fortunate to know Kenny and I know he left Sharon and the girls with many great memories.

Sharon, it has been many years since I've seen you, all the way back to the W Broad St ofc, but If my mom was still living, she'd be writing this with me. I remember as if it were yesterday when you and Kenny were married. I remember when the food didn't show up and your mom and dad were an inch off of a panic. I went into the church and started putting sandwiches together from all we could find in the fridge. What a day. But you and Kenny had no idea and instead were beaming with love and...