Kenneth Ralph Tucker

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Rita, I am so sorry for your loss. I know how connected you are to your family and hope that you can find and give strength to each other during this difficult time. My sincere condolences.

I can not say enough about my brother Kenny. I had three wonderful brothers, and they all played a huge part in who I am today, but Kenny had the biggest impact. Throughout my life he was my mentor, my "big brother", the one who was there to watch over me and to also tease me unmercifully at times. I lived with Kenny and Shirley for a short time when they lived in Fort Collins and I believe my life today is blessed due to their influencing me in positive ways. When they moved to Durango, so...

Some good times working together on Durango's cloud seeding project. I especially recall working late on North Mountain and driving back to Durango at night hauling an over-width snowcat that was not supposed to be on the highway after dark. Kenny's boss was waiting as we rolled in around midnight. He got a pretty good butt chewing and just smiled and took it. I always enjoyed working with you, RIP Kenny.