KENNETH JAMES FAUB

Great person. Still talk about his sense of humor and working with him at Pittsburgh Public Schools.

I still think of Ken. He was one of a kind. Great sense of humor, pleasure to work with. Never heard an unkind word out of his mouth. Always helping.

Ken is remembered by everyone who worked with him at PPS. We still enjoy stories of working with Ken. He will not be forgotten.

Just thought I wouls pass this along. I gave a pint of blood to the American Red Cross on Friday, in memory of Ken Faub.

Donna,
Many miles and many years have separated us. I was reading the Knights Templar magazine and learned of your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies and prayers for God's comfort and continued blessings. Ken was a great man who helped many people learn what life is all about. He didn't just talk the talk - he walked the walk. I am thankful for having known him. May God be with you.

Kenny was one of the kindest men I ever knew. He guided me in my Masonic Journey and shepherded me in my rough times in Odd Fellowship. I looked up to Ken greatly and his presence will surely be missed for years to come. Farewell my Brother.

Donna...can't tell you how sorry we are to hear of Ken's passing...just heard from Nick and Rita today! You both have been very special people in our lives. Ken has always given his all to everything he has ever attempted...and now he can "lead" those IN HEAVEN!

Kenny, you are missed. In the years I have known you I can't think of a greater friend,fellow nurse practitioner,or a guy with a better sense of humor.Your presence will light up heaven.

Farewell my Brother. You've gone to meet your Maker who will approve of you because of His Blessed Son, our Lord and Savior.

Thanks Ken for the many fond memories, that I often think of, when we volunteered together on the First Aid Safety Team, for those many hundreds of hours. You were a great teacher and mentor, who I've had the pleasure of sharing a lot of good times with.

Ken was one of the nicest men I have ever known. I was on the First Aid Safety Team under him in the early to mid 1980's. My sympathies Donna, the world lost a great man.

I worked with Ken in the Pittsburgh Public Schools and found him to be a very caring person with a great sense of humor. He was dedicated to his job and truly cared about the students. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Roberta Diederich

Donna, I am so sorry for your family's loss. RIP Kenny.

I worked with Ken during his years with the Pittsburgh Public Schools. He was a kind, gentle man. He was truly dedicated to the welfare of the children under his care. I will remember his sense of humor. My deepest sympathies to his family. The world has lost a wonderful man.

Donna, I can't believe that Kenny is gone. It seems only yesterday we were in high school together. You have my deepest sympathy.

Ken worked at Perry Traditional Academy while I was a student in the early 90's. He was a good, decent, honest, funny man. I shall miss him

Donna, My heartand sympathy goes out to you at this time.I know that he loved all his service to the many organizations that he belonged to. I also know that he loved you very much and will be greatly missed. May you know that With Christ as your Light you are Never Alone.
Bonnie Hoffmann

Donna, Ken and you were such a great team. I am really glad I got to know you both over the years. Our deepest sympathy to you in the tough days ahead. Laura and Bob McCarthy

Donna, my thoughts and prayers are with you, and Ken. He was a good friend, and a great teacher and help for me in Commandary.

Donna,
Although we've never met, I feel as though I know you from all of the times Ken spoke about Mom, Dad, and Donna during the eight years I volunteered with him on the Red Cross First Aid Safety Team.
He loved his family. He loved working with youth and was a great mentor. Basically, he loved working with people.
He helped shape many future careers, including mine.
It was a privilege to have known and worked with Ken. He will be missed.

I was Kenny's scoutmaster fifty some years ago and knew then he would be a great man. I left Pittsburgh about 1960 and lost touch. Richard Gebhardt 32nd Degree.

I truly respected Ken for his many acomplishments in masonry, he will truely be missed

Oh, the fond memories I have of Kenny. Though we only saw each other 4 times a year at the Health-O-Rama, what great fun we had during those 16 days out of the year (for 20 years) where we would get a chance to catch up and act like fools. Just thinking about those times brings a smile to my face but my eyes are filled with tears at your passing. Until we meet again my old friend, rest in peace.

Donna, You have my sympathy, Ken was a wonderful man and will be missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Donna, Ken will be greatly missed. He always had a great smile and a tremendous heart. Ed and Deb Scott

Donna: You have our sympathy. May our Grand Master rest in peace. Bob Gumbert, Past Grand Master

It was always a great pleasure to visit with Ken, whether it be at an AASR event or his yearly visit to the Roulet Company showroom to discuss a need for Masonic jewelry. He was a long time friend who I will dearly miss.

Donna, you have my deepest sympathies. Ken was such a great person. I enjoyed our lunches so much.

Dear Donna, We will all miss Ken so much but will remember all the happy times we spent together. May your many good memories help to ease the pain of your grief. I will keep you in my prayers.

Donna, Our deepest sympathies on your loss.

Dear Donna
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sadness for you. I can only say think of all the good things you and Ken did and all the silly things the two of you did together over the years. The loss will never pass, you just learn to live with it, and have your memories.

Love you
Deb

Donna,
Grief can be hard, but our special memories help us cope. You are in my heart and prayers

Our deepest sympathy, Donna.
Bonnee and Rich

Donna, It must be hard losing your best friend. I hope you find comfort in remembering all of the fun you've shared with Ken. May he rest in peace.

Donna,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. You have our deepest sympathy.

Jim & Cindy Johnston & Family

Brother and Sir Knight Ken, you will always be remembered for your quick wit, sound advice and eagerness to assist. You made a deep and lasting impression on my Masonic Journey. Farewell, My Brother.....

My sincere condolences to to family. Ken will be missed by many.

Ken worked as a CRNP for Pittsburgh Public Schools. Many of us continue to miss his strong leadership skills and CPR classes. Missed, Cheri Diethorn

Farewell my brother.