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Hanns and Lois Hagen
May 11, 2010
Judy and family, Our hearts were saddened when we heard of Ken's passing. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. We fondly remember the days when you were our neighbors.
Garlena & Howard Jones
May 6, 2010
Judy and family, our prayers go out for you, may you find comfort in your loving memories. We will always remember Ken for his love of our great country and flying. He would radiate when he spoke of both.
Janet Hankins
May 6, 2010
Judy and family......how shocked I was to hear of Ken's passing. I enjoyed our long talks when I was working and remember how excited he got when he heard he could go up, one more time. Rest easily knowing he's where he can fly anytime he wishes and he'll be looking over all of you for now on.
Godspeed Ken.......
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