Kenneth Glen Kozimor

KEN
WE WERE BEST FREIND AT THOMAS JEFFERSON H.S. ELIZABETH N.J.
KEN EVEN THOUGH WE DID NOT HAVE THAT GREAT CAP & GOWN SEND OFF. WE DID IT RIGHT AT THAT 'MISTAFING' PLACE 'THE HOLE IN THE WALL " .
R.I.P. BROTHER
CAROL ANN, KENS FAMILY & KENS FRIENDS SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.
JIM K

Carol May the Peace of Jesus be with you. Ken is now being cared for forever. You are deeply in my prayers. Our love, Jim and Frances Onaitis.

oh Carol, I am so sorry to hear about Ken. I was just thinking about you and Kenthe other evening while I was at Saturday night mass as I hadn´t seen you in quite some time. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers and if there´s anyway I can help at all, please, you have my number. Don´t hesitate to call.

Ken was a great friend. He was our neighbor in Westview Park and we experienced firsthand the love of family he personified. The children were always at either his or our house. He called our daughter Kristin, "Cookie", a nickname we know she treasures to this day.

We have countless terrific memories of the kids playing in the court or on the basketball hoop and swings in his yard. Summers were spent at Westview Swim Club, a place of constant good times. One day while sitting at the pool with Ken I sadly mentioned the passing of someone we knew. Ken responded in his understated and knowing way, that "death might not be so bad". His response exhibited his great faith and belief in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. That was 35 years ago and is a truth I remember and remind myself of all the time.

Ken's great faith and love of family was always evident. The Kozimor household hosted birthday parties, holidays, noteworthy events and bible studies. Every Christmas we would get together for a birthday party for Jesus and for Christmas caroling in the neighborhood. Thinking about our time as neighbors seems almost idyllic now.

Ken, you will be remembered as a great friend, family man and person of great faith. We know that where you are " might not be so bad". Rest in the sweet arms of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Until we meet again. The Dear Family

So sorry to learn of Ken's passing, he left a legacy through his life, family, and work. Best wishes to all of his family. Phil Esbrandt

I remember Ken and his wife Carol during the time my congregation, Sacred Heart of Jesus met at St. Michael's Church. We met together for Bible study and fellowship and had a common bond of praying for others. More recently Ken has been in our daily prayers because of his health issues. May you rest in peace Ken.

Mr. Kozimor, and the whole Koximor Family have always had a special place in the hearts of my family. Memories of the neighborhood and seeing them at Westiview Swim Club will always be with me. Mr. K and the Kozimor Family mean love and family values to me. Rest in Peace Mr. K.

Growing up in Old Bridge My brother Jay, sister Karen and I lived next door to the Kozimor family. I remember playing in the pool with his kids and a line of kids waiting to be tossed in the air by Ken. Our families shared dinners together in the back yard and we had great times. We often camped together. I remember Kan helping my dad with a plumbing issue and my Grandmother Petra going into the basement to turn the water on. What a good sport and friend Ken was. Forever cherished. Rest in peace.

Dana Thumann (Bramble)

I will always remember Jen as a loving husband, father and grandfather and his deep love for Jesus. He will be sorely missed