Kenneth S. Zepp

So do miss him. Hugs to all

I am so sorry to hear about Ken's death at this late date. I worked with Ken at the Souderton office for a number of years. He was absolutely one of my favorite people, always upbeat in spite of all the obstacles the paper faced, etc. I am grieving for him now. Sincerest sympathy to Gretchen and his family.

It is with deep sadness that I write goodbye to Kenny Zepp. My memories of working with him at the Reporter are filled with fun, pranks and laughter. Kenny, you were a great guy, it was a pleasure to have known you all those years ago.

Ken you will always be in my heart and on my mind. Such a devoted father and grandfather. You are not here but will never be forgotten with those that love you.

I was so sorry to read about the passing of Mr. Zepp. I met him briefly about 5 years ago. I was portraying Mrs. Claus at the Sellersville Winterfest and at that Sellersville Museum. He took different photos of me and I inquired about purchasing a photo.
He personally came to my house and dropped them off and said "He could never charge Mrs. Claus for the photo."
I was so touched by his kindness and thoughtfulness. He was a great photographer and person. Please know your family is...

Ken was a really great guy I worked with him years ago at the Souderton Independent he will truly be missed My thoughts and prayers to his family

I worked with Ken about fifteen years ago. He stands out in my mind as one of the nicest people I've ever met. So sorry to hear of his passing.

Ken was a wonderful person. He was a terrific photographer and a wonderful friend. I will look upon our memories from the many sports photos you took of me and my siblings growing up, my sister Bethany's wedding photos, of course my wedding photos. We will all miss you so dearly and cherish every moment we had with you. May you rest in peace with God by your side! Love you and miss you forever!

Ken was a great friend and consummate professional. He made me laugh so often at The Reporter and awed me with his work. His photos of my daughter will always be so special. I'll never forget you, Ken.
Nona