Kenneth S. Wendler Jr.

I have fond memories of Ken. He was my dad's best friend and could be found sitting at their kitchen table sharing a beverage and laugh. Rest In Peace, Ken!

He always ate his vegetables.

You were one of the good guys, Ken. I missed you at Chautauqua this year, a lot. Missed sitting on your porch and gossiping, critiquing speakers, lamenting the news and remembering the old days. Much love, always.

Quincy and I enjoyed our visits with Ken and Cathy, particularly the ones in Chautauqua, NY. Chautauqua is an escape from the Texas summer heat, and a lifelong learning environment that we all cherish. The political discussions could still get heated, though.
We all strive to make a mark on our world, to do some good, and leave the world a better place. Ken did that, and will be remembered for it.

Thoughts and prayers for the family of my dear daughter in law, Kendall Watkins. May your memories stay in your heart forever. much love, Debbie Sherrill Courtney

Ken was a hell of a guy. He taught the rest of us a lot.

A tremendous loss to the Wendler family, and the great state of Texas. Go with God, Mr. Wendler.

Terry Gladek-Hingston

Ken Wendler was a mentor and guiding light for many in our community. His vision and kind words to those in the struggle for justice live on in his honor - especially for those who's lives he touched directly.

I am sorry to read of Ken's passing . I knew his brother Ed but never met Ken . Even so , I am well aware of much of his consequential and positive impact on this world. Que vaya con Dios ! My sincere condolences to his family and friends.