Kenneth Audette

We miss you, Ken! You will remain alive forever in our hearts..Love Lisa & Sean

Dear Chris,
I was sorry to hear about Ken. I will pray for you and your family. What a terrible loss. I saw Ken when I went with other sisters to your husband's funeral wake. Love, Sr. Mary Agnes Cross

Rest in Peace Ken! You were a gentle and loving soul and you will be missed.

We met Ken through Tom Wilson a few years ago. He was such a happy, pleasant man to be around. There is one special conversation I will remember forever, when we were discussing the loss of a loved one. He would say, "you don't need to cling to material things for comfort, just keep the memories close to your heart." He quickly made friends with my husband who has been trying to get me to not be such a pack rat! He even volunteered to take me to the container store to get my closets more organized. Through all of his struggles fighting this terrible disease, we never heard him complain. Even the week before he passed, while he was fighting so hard to win the battle, he made us all laugh when he inquired about the possibility of a "carry-out" margarita from one of our favorite Mexican restaurants! (El Puente, in St. Charles). Ken, it is bitter sweet that you were called home on the 4th of July, but it seems fitting, for someone who shined so brightly. We will keep our memories of you close to our heart! With deepest sympathy to Ken's family, friends and especially our neighbor, Tom. Love, Barb and Jeff.

"When circumstances redirect the path that you must walk follow your faith, love with abandon, and live your best self"
Svedish Massag Gurlz

To a life well-lived and a friend well-loved: Dino, we are grateful for your kindness and friendship throughout the years. You lit up the room with your laugh and mega-watt smile. We will remember you always.
"Say not, in grief, 'he is no more', but live in thankfulness that he was." (Hebrew proverb)
Rest in peace, dear friend.

My dear friend, I will miss you so much. But, I know that you are finally celebrating in heaven.

Chris, you have my very deepest sympathy in the loss of your son and not very long ago, loss of your husband. You are thought of often even though I haven't seen you in several years. You will remember me from the singles dance lessons and helping out and restoring your pillows after the tornado. Remember all the happy memories and let them help carry you through this very hard time. May God bless you, your family and friends.