Kenneth Virnig

I remember when I was 11 and my cousin, Kenny was so wonderful. He would let us hang on him. He was always fun to be around. I moved from California when I was 12. My prayers and sympathy goes to Chip and I hope that if you are ever in St. Louis you will look me up.

Ken and I were in all the same classes at St. Francis. He was very intelligent and helped me alot. He always had the coolest and fastest car in the school.From our many conversations, I knew he was destined to be a great person. I am sorry I did'nt get to know him after high school. My sincere condolences to his family.

I visited with Ken in office when I was up in Sunnyvale a couple of years ago. We spent about an hour talking about old Saint Francis High School days and about our kids and families. I'm sorry to hear that Ken has left us, but he will not be forgotten.

"Ken leaves a legacy of helping many people and companies. In the process, he was a good, thoughtful person who made long term friends of business associates."

Ken had an impact on so many people around the bay area including myself. He took the time to listen and offer advice. He was unique and one of kind we may never see again in silicon valley. He was instrumental in my life and I will forever be grateful. I am saddened by his passing and want to offer my deepest sympathies to his family and friends. I will remember Ken as a wonderful human being who I was blessed to meet.

Even though we crossed paths on or about the corridors of St. Francis many times and then Graduated together; sad to state but I never got to know you. In any event, we'll get together in the next life. My thoughts, sympathies and prayers to Kenneth's Family. Alexander Mitchell

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

My condolences to those who kept a vigil during his final hours - Chip, Rita and MaryBeth, your love and devotion undoubtedly brought him much comfort and eased his transition.