Kenneth J. Kosnic

Ken was an associate and friend since grade school. We did have a one time conflict and later just laughed about the incident. I had much respect for that man and always will, even though he has left us. Never forgotten.

Ken will always be remembered by me since we went to Transfiguration school. Fun times, goofy times, dumb things. Have picker up memories, when I think of him as teenagers, as an attorney and finally Ken as a Judge.
He was the BEST.

May we continue to honor and respect all the lessons we have learned; acting as living symbols of a loving spirit. You are in our prayers.

With sincere love and warm memories in our hearts we wish to Thank you for all that you have done, for us and everyone. You will be truly missed and thought about often. May heaven welcome you, and memories of comfort surround your family, loved ones, friends and coworkers. Your smile will be missed. With much love and deepest sympathies Anthony & Tammy Tomlin, Candace and Myles Critchley ~ God Bless and keep you until we meet again. Amen.

Judy, Our sincere sympathy goes out to you and your family. We will miss THE JUDGE as we loved calling him. Although we only known him for a few years he always, as you Judy have made us feel welcome in our new neighborhood. We will miss his joking around & me giving him a hard time to be good. Lucy is always looking for him to come out and water the plants...He will be Greatly Missed!
Dan, Laura & Lucy

Judge, you will be deeply missed. I worked with you and enjoyed the great stories that you shared. RIP,
Love ya
Terri

Judy, To you and your family. I extend my sincere sympathy - We all had a great time in the 60's and 70's working in Sterling Heights

So Sad Ken was such a great guy. I knew him since 4th grade at Transfiguration. My deepest sympathies to Ken`s wife and family.

I lived across the street from the Kosnic family on St.Louis. They were a first class family. I knew that Ken became a local judge and felt proud of his accomplishment. Extend my deepest condolences to the Kosnic family.
Elaine Kosniweski Savage

Ken and I knew each other since the 50's. We weren't always on good terms at that age. I was a few years older and lived west of Mound. Over the years he went into law I into
law enforcement. We both looked at each other some years later and were surprised to see each other in our fields. Ken, has been a super friend and person to and with me. Judy you had a good-loving husband and kids you had a great Dad. We all will miss him, BUT, never forget that MAN, Kenny K.

My heartfelt sympathy to the Kosnic family. I've known him since we were in 4th grade. He was a funny all around great guy. A lot of us will miss him.

My deepest sympathies to the Kosnic family. I worked with him right out of high school at Kosnic Trim and Kranz. His personality was larger than life. I'm sure heaven is a brighter place now that he is there.
May God's loving arms surround all of you during this difficult time.

He was a great boss and true friend. I'll miss my judgey, wudgy, fudgey. Lois

My deepest sympathy to the Kosnic family! May he rest in peace!

I'm so sorry to learn that Ken has died. My thoughts and prayers are with you Judy and your family at this time.

I wish to express my condolences to the entire Kosnic family.One of the strongest,and courageous person I have ever known. His outlook was to get busy enjoying his family,friends, and life, and not dwell on what he could not change.I a kind and caring soul, with a awesome sense of humor, a great man. I will miss you my friend xo

I went to Transfiguration School with Kenneth for eight years. I also remember him from living on the same street in Detroit--St. Louis Street. He was a great guy. I would like to extend my heartfelt sympathy and condolences to his wife and family.

Judge Kosnic was truly a very special man. He will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Kosnic family at this difficult time.

I worked with Judge Kosnic for many years. Enjoyed his humor and friendly manner. He will be missed.

It was an honor to know him for the last 30 years. I met him as a young attorney at the Courthouse. He was a fair and honorable man, and Judge. He will be missed.

I went to high school and one year at Lawrence Institute of Technology. Never thought he would be a judge, but he ended being a great one. Thank God he was able to see his name on the new courthouse. I will miss him very much.