Kenny Louie

I met Kenny through our mutual friendship with Mike Gorrell. I had the honor of accompanying Kenny on a couple of adventures. Kenny was one of those people who was just easy to be with. He was warm and welcoming, fun and friendly. Always a gentleman. I wish we would have had more opportunities to spend more time with Kenny and Jan.

I was so happy that my ski locker at Goldminers went to you! I know it was well used and I will cherish all the giggles we shared while skiing chest deep powder in our youth. Kenny, a life well lived my friend... Teri Jacobson

I skied with Kenny for over 60 years at Alta, he always skied the best line.

I will always remember Kenny's warm smile. He will be missed.

Thirty-one years ago Kenny & Jan gave us a beautiful wind chime, accompanied by three origami bird for our wedding. We still have them and think of both Kenny and Han when we look at them. We are sorry for the loss of such a really nice person.

Lisa I'm heartbroken to hear about the passing of your brother. May God bless you and your family in this time of loss-you're in my prayers. Bette Taylor

Jan, my deepest condolences, To you and your family. I never really skied with you all, because I was always on my skinny little ebson skis, but we always had big smiles & good vibes in the locker room before and after a great day of skiing. He will be missed. Johnnie b.

Tim Metos We spent most out time together as friends in the late 70's and early 80's then life sent us other directions but there were always joyful chance encounters every few years. It's a testament to the kind of person Kenny was that when we bumped into each other about a year ago after at least 10 years we sat down for a wonderful 30 minute chat and it was like we had just seen each other the week before: Seamless. Wonderful human, he will be missed..

Cindy, I am deeply sorry for your loss. I am keeping you and your family in my prayers.