Kenneth Lamar Williams

Been hard to hear about Kennys passing. We had some good, fun times. Hunting was the favorite. We both loved the Thrill of it all. Kenny worked hard and played hard... but he hated "poison Oak". I will surely miss him. We're thinking of you Ann, Love You, Brother Max and Charleen

We are so sorry to hear about Kenny’s passing. There is so many wonderful memories. When there would be a group gathered around laughing you knew Kenny was in the middle of them telling one of his jokes! Kenny will be missed by anyone that knew him. Our love to Ann and The Boys.

Ken your husband, your father was a good man and friend. He was a fair sometimes outspoken boss and stood for the truth, honesty. He pulled my butt out of the fire more than once. I always respected him. He faced adversity in a mostly calm way I enjoyed working with him and for him. Wish you all peace and hope at this time of great loss. Bernie

It is a blessing to have known and gone to school with such a rock solid, guy! I hope for peace to the family.

I went to high school with Ken and always remember his bright smile and great sense of humor. His eyes would kind of twinkle if he was playing a joke on you. I enjoyed seeing him at our “Class of ‘64” reunions and reminiscing about our high school days. He will be greatly missed.

Ken, We will all miss your great smile and sense of humor. So glad I got to talk to you at our last class reunion. You looked really fit, so it's hard to believe you're gone. -- Cliff

Ann and family. Sorry to here about Ken. Miss the ball games and Bunco nights. Thinking about you
Love you Bob and Linda

So sorry to hear about Ken's passing. Sincerely, Yolinda Sheron