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Larry & Laura & Darci Merrill
July 2, 2004
Sue and family....sorry to hear of your loss...our prayers and thoughts are with you all. We just now read about Ken online...do not get CCT paper since we moved north
Ken Payne
June 23, 2004
Through KHL, I had the pleasure of knowing Ken for seven years. I appreciated his warm and honest nature. While I miss him greatly, the world will feel an even greater loss for a man who set an example of how to live as a kind, loving and generous soul.
I wish that you find peace soon as you remember your husband and father for the wonderful times you shared and the great lessons he taught you on how to live life with grace. God bless you and Kenny.
- Ken & Lisa Payne
Esther Przybus
June 21, 2004
Dear Sue & Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Kenny was very special to me and I will always treasure the memories of working with him at KHL. He was a very kind gentle man who often talked about his family being his number one! What a great dad and husband to have. I still will never forget the look on your face when Kenny came out dressed like an indian during one of our Christmas Parties. Surprise! We'll stop there as you know the rest. That was Kenny for you.. Full of surprises and jokes!
Sue, Take care of yourself and God Bless you and your family. May you cherish all the memories of Kenny in your hearts forever.
Kristy Nunley
June 18, 2004
I am so sorry for your loss. Kenny was a wonderful person with the kindest heart I have ever known. You have lost a wonderful treasure. We will all keep him in our hearts.
Jeff Kreutzer
June 18, 2004
Dear Sue and Family:
Having only met Ken recently, I was impressed by his friendly nature and positive attitude toward everything he did. Family, friends and business. Ken loved them all. We will miss him, but always remember him in our hearts.
Casey Powell
June 18, 2004
Kenny we're all really going to miss your smile. You were always great to everyone. My sincere condolences to your family, and may you rest in peace.
Jim Doyle
June 17, 2004
Ken, you were a fine man and father. May you rest in peace, and I will always remember you as a gentleman and friend.
Pearl Younger
June 17, 2004
Sue & family,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers are with you.
Angela Buchanan
June 17, 2004
Sue, Michele, Daniel, Angela, Dustin and other family and friends, you are in my prayers for the recent loss of a wonderful husband, father and friend. Kenny was truely a good friend and always there to give TWO helping hands to anyone needing help. He was very proud of all of you and talked about you ALL the time. I must say that I will miss Kenny a lot but will always have memories of us planning picnics and Xmas parties at KHL, barbecues at your home and other events. Take Care and we'll all be strong for each other.
Love Angela Buchanan
Melanie Leydon-Faucett
June 17, 2004
Dear Sue and Family,
It is very sad that your wonderful husband and childrens father is no longer physically here. Ken was a kind hearted guy who loved his family and friends. I was lucky to have seen him not to long ago. May the strength of your faith carry you through.
Melanie and Family
Kyle & Rachelle Parscal
June 17, 2004
Dear Sue & Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Ken was a great man, and he had a heart of gold. Please let us know if you need anything during this trying time. You are in our thoughts & our prayers.
With Love,
Kyle & Rachelle Parscal
Joan & Cary Milburn
June 17, 2004
Dear Sue & Family,
We are so sorry for your loss, Ken was one of the nicest people we have ever known. Everybody will miss him, and if you need anything please call we will be glad to help.
Love,
Cary & Joanie Milburn
Pam Dias
June 16, 2004
Sue, kids and family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad and lonely time. Keep your memories very dear and know that your heart will heal and he has peace forever.
My deepest condolences, Pam
Lynn Carpenter
June 16, 2004
Sue and family, I just want you all to know that your in my thoughts and prayers through this difficult time. When I think of Ken, I think of that great smile he had and always willing to give someone a hand.
Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary
June 15, 2004
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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