Kenneth Ray Upton

Greatest of condolences from Frank and Virginia Pethtel. Frank connected a lot of bridges with kenny and speaks highly of him and his work ethic

Hi. Kirk & Shelly so sorry to hear of Kirk,s father passing hope you and your family are all well Your old friend Neil & Linda Larsen

Sorry to hear the news about Ken. He brings back great memories working with him on the Perrine Bridge and elk hunting. God be with the Upton Family.

So sorry to hear this news. Awesome that he was able to go doing something he loved. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

I have a photo of he and I in Korea, but I don't know To put into my computer. I f you send me an address I will mail a print. Jack

Dear Kirt and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. It was not long ago (couple of months or so), but we had 0ne of our rather long conversation that covered much ground and subjects. I met Ken in the spring of 1972 as I came on board with Industrial. We became very close on the first Golden Gate cable changeout, followed by the Snake River bridge and his first cableway project. With the demise of Allied, we went our separate ways until he came to work for us at Tokola on a very large...

Kirt, Shelly & Family: Very sorry for your loss. Ken was one of the most generous men I was fortunate to have known. He was a patient and caring mentor when I was a young project manager. Certainly a big reason I continue to work in the steel industry. And his laugh! It was infectious. Thanks Kenny!