Kenneth C. Vredenburg

To the Vredenburg family and especially Ellie, we extend our deepest sympathy for your loss of your loved one.

It was a pleasure knowing ken and meeting his family. He will be greatly missed...

Dear Jeff and Brenda: we are so sorry to read about Kenneth's death he was a great guy. We send our condolences to you both Lewis and Sonia Taub

Dear Family of Ken,
Len and I send our love to you in the loss of this dear man. How well we remember your Mom and Dad at Overlook and, especially, the Easter sunrise service at your home. May the Lord grant you comfort and His love during this sad time.
Aline and Len Waters

To Ken Vredenburg's family,
We remember Ken from two places. He was a pillar in the Overlook United Methodist Church for many years. Then we got reaquainted while he was at Embury when my parents, Paul and Thelma Allen lived there. We so enjoyed our visits with Ken.

We are sorry about your loss,
Marilyn and Dave Barton

Dear Jeff and Brenda,
All our sympathy on the loss of your incredible father. Reading his obituary was a lesson in what it means to be a great father and grandfather, and a wonderful citizen. Art and I know you will all miss him greatly.

Jeff and Brenda, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Dale and Brenda-Lee

To Jeff, Brenda, Annette and family, Our sincere sympathy, and condolences on your loss. We just remember Ken as a great friend and wonderful person. May God Bless you all and keep you in His loving care. Elsie and Jim Cook

Jeff and Brenda, my deepest sympathies to you and your family at this sad time. May memories of your dad help you through the difficult moments and bring a smile to you. Don't cry because his life is over, smile because it happened.