Kent L. Thompson

Dearest Pat and Family Our deepest sympathy and condolences. We remember Kent fondly for the gentleman he was. Rob and Barb Wilson

Dear Thompson Family. , I am so sorry for your loss, but know that Kent's was a life well lived. My husband and I were blessed by your friendship through the years. May the Lord comfort your hearts.Love. Sanna

To the Thompson Family I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your husband and father. Through you, Chris, our parents ( Glenn and Snoda Corbett) felt very privileged and enjoyed becoming acquainted with your parents. This was possible because you were their deacon and friend. We pray for strength for you and your family during this time. Glendola and the Glenn Corbett Family

Pat, Liese, Chris, Loved Kent since I was a young teenager, you captured him so well in this obit. Always kind, always able to voice a disagreement without putting one on the defense. We had a couple of intense meetings in 1988 and left them with hugs and respect. I have treasured the times I was able to see him at Second in the years since when I returned for certain occasions. He was blessed by each of you and the characteristics you share with him as I know you were by him. May your...

Anthony, KS - a town so small you can stand on a dime and see 10 more miles! In addition to his strong Christian character and great command of English and inquiring mind, I recall fondly his great gift of inviting anyone to join a social conversation, and what an honor it was for him to introduce one to the others. Always welcoming. Such a joy for us to have known Kent.