Kent Brandon Weeks

Pattie i can't tell you how much i think about Kent and of course our times together. I may have reason to come to Chicago withing the next few months I hope we can see one another. Richie Naso

Kent and Patty and Brandon, Kent taught me so much I miss him everyday

Phylis, Stacey and Terri - I just found out about Kent and was saddened to hear of his passing. Although I hadn't seen him in years, I too, remember all the fun mischevious times at Shawnee Country Club. Phylis and Don, Ed and Roberta, best of friends and dear to all. God bless all of you.
Jane

Stacy, Phyllis, Terry and Family,

It's so hard to find the right words to say when you've lost someone so close. Kent was a fun-loving guy who always made me laugh. He definitely knew how to enjoy life. I'm sad that I wasn't able to be there for the funeral. I just want you to know that my heart is with you all.

We can't know why some things happen... but we can know that love and memories outlast the pain of grief. Those we cherish will always live on in memory....

I miss you so much Dad.

I love you.

Your son,
Brandon

My deepest sympathy.

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you in this time of sorrow.

Dear Stacy and family,
Even though I didn't know Kent, Stacy and I had talked briefly about his illness and the fear of the unknown when he was first diagnosed...I always feel a little at loss for words when death happens, especially when it seems so unfair...so, I'm enclosing a piece of poetry from The Beauty of Death written by Kahlil Gibran...Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers...Amy

Utter no sigh of agony, but draw upon my face
With your finger, the...

Dear Phyllis, Stacy and Terri,

I was saddened to read about Kent. I hope that you will find comfort in knowing that you are in our thoughts and prayers. I just keep thinking about how he accidentally caught the yard on fire and the fire truck had to come to put the fire out. With my deepest sympathy. Jane Land