Kenneth Sloan Gunter

Ken was a very interesting and smart man. Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I very much enjoyed the opportunities I had to visit with him.

I remember Ken from the 4th grade on, and in '49 and '50 he was one of my ham radio mentors. My last visit with him, in that unpretentious upstairs office in the old Gunter Company building, was such a delight, discussing old San Angelo and what he'd done. I was so impressed. Farewell Ken.

E. Marcus Barnes, Austin, TX

Solong my friend ,Remember where ever you are I can never forget you and the theatre you loved so much.

Brenda, we will keep you and the family in our thoughts and prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Although I never met Ken, I have been close to his family for years. His Sister, June, was the epitome of class, dignity and kindness. His niece and nephew, Anne and John, whom I have known for 44 years, show me how the Gunter family were always great people. May Ken rest with the Angels.

Dear Brenda -- Ken spent the happiest years of his life with you, for which all of his friends are grateful. Gail and I had the pleasure of knowing Ken since 1979, and we truly enjoyed all the years during which he and I worked together. A man with such intelligence and integrity -- and adventure and fun! Love always from the two of us.

Don and I are truly sorry for your loss. We loved Ken very much and shared many great memories.

When I was a teenager and would have a sleepover with Ken's sister, he was a bag of trouble. His greatest delight (at age 10) was to wire the doorknob so as to shock the girls when they went in or out of the bedroom. I knew he would go far ! Rest in peace, dear Ken.

Ken was a kind and highly intelligent man. I'll always remember him smiling and laughing at Thanksgiving at Anne's house in Austin.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Brenda, I am so sorry about your loss. My cousin Connie Edwards have been friends since they went to school together! He has done so much to restore and preserve our history in Tom Green County!

Lori Cooksey
Christoval, TX

I am truly so sorry for your loss. Ken and my husband, Malcolm Davis, were great friends and dedicated television engineers. I like to think that they are shaking hands in heaven.

I was one of the lucky employees that worked at Texas Cablevision,U.A Columbia was upstairs. EC Gunter and Kenneth were both wonderful,caring Men...In Heaven they're all together again with God's blessings..Loved them...

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

The Huffman family sends their condolences to Ken's family. Our dad thought a lot of Ken and enjoyed being a partner with him in the tv cable business. God bless each of you.