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Kenneth Morrison Obituary
1951 - 2017
Ken was born in Boise at St. Luke's Hospital to Lucy and Harold Morrison. Ken went to school at McKinley Elementary West Jr. High School and Borah High School, the class of 1969.
He worked at various jobs in and around Boise, his primary job was at Visual Sound Company working with his family owned business.
Ken loved to play cribbage and Jeopardy and was very good at both. He was once a backup to a contestant on "Who wants to be a Millionaire": He was an avid Raiders Fan.
Ken had many friends throughout his life including his best friends Curt Jackson and Homer Wise, who both saw him in his last days. Ken had a great sense of humor and even though his last few years were not "great" he still could work a good laugh. The loves of his life were Scooter and Candice, the sweetest dogs ever.
Kenny is survived by his mother Lucy, his big brother Butch and wife Jody Morrison his dog "Candice", brother Steve and wife Cindy and several nieces and nephews.
Ken was preceded in death by his big sister Becky.
A Celebration of Kenny's Life will be held in the Banquet Room at the Crescent: "No Lawyers" Bar & Grill, 5500 W. Franklin Rd., Boise, on Saturday April 22 From 1:00pm to 3:00 pm.
Love you "Bro".
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Joanne Loveland
December 22, 2017
I'm so sad. Kenny was my good friend. I miss him every day.
Deborah CityBoise
April 22, 2017
I've known Kenneth since I was 13 The gang had many good times when we were younger. You will be surely missed and I feel apart of me is gone. Along with my other friend Gary Padgett R.I.P Fly high with the angels
Debbi Harkovich
April 21, 2017
Hey my Kenny Rogers , I sure am gonna miss you !! See ya later dear friend !
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