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Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2023
Kenny we were friends from the time we were 14 years old also with your brother Mickey may you rest in peace we will all meet together and I was sad to hear that you left so young
Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2022
we go back to1969 when i moved to Nancy dr you were not only a great friend but like a big brother to all the young guys from the pit i will never forget you. mickey and you were my best days of my life i enjoyed every minute hanging wth you and your brother. RIP My brother
Samuel Ginoni
May 31, 2019
He was a good friend for 40 yes he is missed by all that knew him
July 5, 2010
To Susan, Mickey, and Jimmy- My deepest sympathy on the loss of your brother Kenny. We all had so much fun growing up together in a great neighborhood! All part of the Bridgeport-Ninety Acres crew! What a cast of charactors! May Kenny rest in eternal peace!
Rich D'Onofrio
Sue Kosinski
June 22, 2010
Kenny, You are my brother, but you were also my friend.We could talk about anything.We had so many memories....John Winthrop School;going to the corner stores for the watermelon stix;riding our bikes to the cascades and just about everywhere.We were so lucky to live next to 90 Acres Park.We lived in those woods---the museum;the pond;sledding down to the firehouse when the road was pure ice;the dump;the golf course; the unforgettable family vacations;Kettletown and Candlewood Lake;playing baseball on Folino Drive;the crazy drinking years at the Walburn and Barnabys,Putnam Park and Seaside;your crazy white van partymobile and the time I missed my ride back to Boston when I was in school and you,Grace and Calvin brought me back;Yankee games;watching football at psycho mikes;good times hanging at the Hilton and Nugget;Lost and trying to analyse what was going on.I just can't believe that this happened to you and you are gone.I miss you so much every day.I just don't understand why God took you from us....maybe He needed His car fixed and knew you were the best( which you were!)
Love and tears for the rest of my days on Earth, your sister, Sue
Vanessa Kosinski
June 16, 2010
uncle kenny,
I will miss you very much :( you were always so special and I will always remember during my summers waiting for you to come with your white van to aunt sues house for a visit. I especially remember you giving me and aunt sue the masquerade mask. But all of the best memories lie with the trips cross country and going to the frog jumps! I will miss you very much
Dave Padua
June 11, 2010
To Susanne, Mickey & Jimmy,
My deepest sympathies to you & your families, Kenny was a true friend! I remember our days in 90 acres & all the happy times we spent together, shooting pool, lighting M80's ,playing ball and Troop 567. He will be sadly missed.
Love to all, Dave Padua
Samantha "the Crocodile" Kosinski
June 9, 2010
Uncle Kenny,
words cant even describe how great of an Uncle you were to me. You brought so many amazing memories to my life that I will hold on to forever! Some of my favorite memories that I think of all the time are the wonderful times we spent up at the Calaveras County Fair for the famous Frog Jump!! I will never forget how we put all those bull frogs in the tub in the hotel room and how you got me up on that stage (holding my hand) and teaching me how to jump those frogs :) I would give anything to rewind and go back to those days. I will never forget when you would send me the “Highlights” books growing up along with the $2 dollar bills in my birthday cards. Ill never forget collecting those bottle caps with the puzzles on the inside of the caps from your beer, making the crocodile shadow puppets, listening to you and Dad talking about cars, sitting on the couch and watching our favorite movie of all time (The Wizard of Oz), Frenchman’s Lake, Lake Tahoe, Hot August Nights, finding that kitten outside of your shop and bringing it back to life, Thanksgiving at Aunt Sue’s, spending that amazing weekend with you when you came to visit for Superbowl, receiving all your news paper articles in the mail of all the current events, theres soooo many childhood memories to put on here, but the one I cherish the most is being called your “Crocodile“, that nickname will live on forever!. I really wish I could have told you how much you meant to me and how much I adored you as my Uncle. I love you so much. I wish I could have spent more time with you. It hurts so much that you went so soon and so young. You will live on forever through us. I love you and will miss you forever.
Love, Your Crocodile
“I carry you’re heart with me. I carry it in my heart”
June 7, 2010
To Kenny's family - I am so sorry for your loss and that Kenny was taken from you so soon. I graduated from Tech with him in 1972. Although we have been out of touch for so many years, I never forgot Kenny's fun loving spirit, laughter and most of all, his kindness.
With my deepest sympathy,
Patty (VanGrowski) Smith
June 7, 2010
Mickey reading these thoughts and memories you wrote of Kenny bring back so many great times and experiences in alot of other peoples lives .God took Kenny way to early but you are so much more fortunate then many to have the good times ,experiences , and great relationship always that many would be envious!! To you and your family you have many great things to remember and now you have your brother always watching and protecting you . My deepest sympathies brother from the East Coast and the "Eckart Street/Donald Ct " crew .
Rich Corraro
Kenny Evans
June 6, 2010
To Kenny's family. my thoughts and prayers are with you. I remember Kenny during our days at Tech. There was never a day that Kenny would'nt make you laugh. I remember him having this big white van with a wood frame on top with lanterns dangling off it. It was the funniest thing on wheels. Only Kenny could create somthing like this! Peace be with you Kenny.
samuel ginoni
June 6, 2010
to one of the best frieinds anyone could have you will be sadly missed so many memories in 90 acres the pit abeele barrnes kosinsky flyin circus what memories i have with you and mickey god rest your soul
June 6, 2010
Kenny I think of you ever day of all the greatest ot times we had together through life and all the memories from childhood times on Eckart street and 90 acres,memories over at Nana's house with you, fishing with Dad on the Housatonic & Blackberry rivers, going to New York to see the Yankees, playing ball with Uncle Ed at Gold Manor and times going with him to get bottle caps for our sporting stuff at Artic Sport center, Little League, seeing your Hot Air inventions fly over the neighborhood, being in Tech together, building Fort Skipper, your Firework displays, burning Man, Sun Haven dances,Candlewood Lake, Kettletown, Putnam Park days with your party truck, Hersey flea market times, Elizabeth Park, putting on shows with the Abeele, Barnes & Kosinski brothers Circus, Tokays & hanging / partying with the greatest of friends and family members from Bridgeport, Fairfield, Nevada and California, times living in Flordia and towing wreck cars down to Opa-Locka Miami Scrapyard. Shooting our weapons down six mile canyon,dirt bike riding, times at the Brewery in Virginia City and dancing in the snowy streets. Listening to the Beachboys in your Vette and the list of memories goes on and on. I thank the good Lord for having such a wonderful bro as you. It was for me like hitting the Lottery... You taught me and showed me the way like no other has shown me and I wish I had more time with you to tell you how much you meant to me. I'll Love you and miss you forever, until we meet again Kenny you'll be inbedded in my broken heart forever. I just wonder why you had to go so early, I guess your needed up with Mommy & Daddy and all the rest of friends and family....it hurts so bad but I'll be strong like you... destroy all monsters....
God Bless,
Love ya Mickey
Karen Donnelly
June 6, 2010
Mickey,
I am so sorry to hear about Kenny. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
Tony D'Agostino
June 6, 2010
To the Kosinski family.
Mick,Jim and Sue,sorry for the loss of
your brother Kenny.
Remembering the good in his life and knowing Kenny's with his mom and dad,
will help ease the pain,stay strong
for your family!!!.
R.I.P. Kenny!!!
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