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Donna Prieb
July 11, 2006
Ken was my best friend. He always knew how to put a smile on my face. He showed me what true love really is. He was a wonderful person. My life is so blessed because he was a part of it. He will always hold a special place in my heart. I will miss him so much.
Terry Lehmkuhl
July 9, 2006
Kenny's Family would like to wish all of you the love and compasion Kenny shared with all of you. For all your kind words and love shown our family these days of sorrow and grief. Kenny is back in "Heavan Texas, eatin those hot peppers and singing the praise of his lifes accompliments of love, friends and family ( In his good Ole Texas Drawl)
He Will Be Missed!!!!!! But NEVER Forgotton......
Thank -You, Kenny's Family
K. Kellogg
July 7, 2006
I am so saddened by this news. About 25 years ago, my family would go camping almost every weekend, and the families of my brothers' friends always went, too. The Odles were part of that group. My deepest condolences to his ex-wife, Diane, and son Jason, other family members and his friends, of which Kenny obviously had many.
Jen Sutko
July 7, 2006
Ken was GREAT to work with - a lot of us at Prairie Life Center had the pleasure of working with him! He was a good guy, and very funny -he coached me on my fake Texas accent that will suffer poorly now! He was always interested in what was going on in my family and how my life was going, a great friend. He will be missed but never forgotten!
Annette Condon
July 7, 2006
Ken was the best salesman. He had a great way of talking to anyone. He will be missed by co-workers and customers. I will miss the ice cream he would bribe me with when I worked on his schedule.
MaryAnne VanDerslice
July 6, 2006
Ken was a great person to work with. He sure thought Jalapeno's was one of the five major food groups and if it wasn't it should have been. He was a crazy Texas Fan and made sure he wore his Longhorn Orange during football season, for living in Lincoln that was crazy. He will be missed by all of his Fort Family.
Amy Jackson
July 6, 2006
Ken was the greatest co-worker EVER! He and I had a joke about me(being a cashier) clocking him in as number 179(his Fort number is 178)He always had time to stop and say HI how you doin'. I will miss him tons! The boot dept at The Fort will never be the same without him. He was a great friend!
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