Kenneth E. Yott

Cousin Ken and I met through our genealogical connection. After I moved to Arizona, I was able to travel to meet with Ken several times. I found him to be a delightful and entertaining gentleman, filling with family lore and willing to share what he knew about the family. I apologize for the belated condolence to the family as I just discovered an obituary. To the remaining family and friends, I share your sorrow. Ken was a good man and will be missed by all that knew him.

Cousin Bob

The Yott family has treated me as one of their own for thirty years. Ken was the happiest person I had the honor to know. My deepest condolences to such a remarkable family.

Ken and I were friends for over 50 years as well as co-workers at Graphic Arts Center.

I was fortunate to have been able to spend time with he and Gen during their residence at Hearthstone Murray Hill.

Ken will be missed.

My condolences to Gen, Roger and Donald on the loss of their husband and father.

Ken was the ultimate professional. He called on the Advertising Department at First National Bank (later First Interstate Bank) for many years. Our trust in his service and quality of Graphic Arts Center translated to all annual reports and many other large production runs being placed in his capable hands. I remember having lunch with Ken many times and his joy in relating family times especially those spent skiing (especially on some Christmas mornings). I was always inspired by his calm...

Thoughts are with you Gen, think of you guys often and it's always memories of the good old days. Haven't seen you in ages but it's been great keeping in touch all these years. Glad you had the chance to move to PA and spend time with family.

Prayers and hugs,