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Mike Casey
April 19, 2008
Mr. Meuse,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.
Sarah & Roger Blood
April 17, 2008
We will always remember Ken's smile, his easy going good nature, his generosity and how much he enjoyed having a good time.
And who can forget what a great dancer Ken was, always dressed impeccably in his stylish clothes?
We all know how much Ken loved to work and that he would always lend a helping hand whenever he was asked.
But we will mostly remember Ken for his brave service to his country during World War II. We once asked Ken about his World War II experience. He told us in detail how scared he was being a gunner in his aircraft, how cramped they were and cold. He was only 18 when he joined. And that's when we realized that Ken was a hero.
We hope that Norma someday will tell her grandchildren about Ken's defending our freedom and theirs.
We shall miss you, Ken.
Sarah & Roger Blood
Kate Sherman
April 16, 2008
Cousin Suzanne and Cynthia, I am very sorry for your loss. I will make sure to keep your family in my prayers. I can not wait to give you a big hug! XOXO
Charles , Rita Schille
April 16, 2008
Charles & Rita Schille-Vero Beach, Fl.May your soul rest in peace, we will never forget you
Joe Chimi
April 16, 2008
Uncle Kenny was always very kind to me. I don't remember ever hearing him raise his voice. I cherish the memories of Sunday dinners in Reading with the Mayo side of the family. I miss those days when we didn't know and didn't care that our food was bad for us. We just ate. Tammy and I send out our love and prayers to Suzanne & Cynthia.
NANCY & TONY PERCUOCO
April 16, 2008
AS YOU KNOW WE ALL LIKED KEN SO MUCH. YOU AND HE WENT THROUGH A LOT THESE PAST YEARS BUT JUST KEEP THE MEMORIES OF THE GOOD TIMES YOU BOTH HAD. HE WILL BE MISSED BY EVERYONE. TONY WAS SO GLAD WE SAW YOU IN JANUARY AND KEN WAS IN GOOD SPIRITS THEN.
Judy Walker
April 16, 2008
Norma, I feel blessed to have had the privilege of meeting you & Ken. I've enjoyed the times spent together, especially that summer day at the lake. I will forever keep the memory of you & Ken taking a ride on Donny's boat in NH. The smile and happiness you both experienced together that day was priceless. My deepest sympathy for your loss. All my love, Judy
John B. Douglass & John B. Douglass II
April 16, 2008
This book of memories is to serve as a record of the services you entrusted to us. We hope it will help to preserve treasured memories and that we, in some small measure, have helped to ease your burden and bring you comfort.
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