Kenneth SINGER

Faye, we are so sorry for your loss. We just found out about Ken today. We will keep you and your family in our prayers.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Singer family. Ken was very special to all our family. He is now with Bill talking over old times.
All our Love Carolyn, Lisa, Lori and Connie

Singer Family,

Ken was such a gentle soul. He truly was a family man. Tim & I always enjoyed his company. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. He will be missed.

Tracey,

I'm so sorry to hear of Kenny's passing. You are in our thoughts.
Sue Reckner

Ken Singer Family ; i am so sorry for you loss . I did alot of work for Ken over the years and i loved talking to him about whatever and anything else .I loved his train collection that he so proudly showed me .He was very kind man and i will truely miss him .Ken was definitley one of a kind.

Sandy and family,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Tracey, So very sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with through this most difficult time for you and your family.

Ken was such a wonderful and funny man. I will miss his smiling face. He was a true joy to have known. I am so sorry for your loss.

Aunt Faye and family,
So sorry to hear of Uncle Ken's passing. I was thinking of when the girls and Scott and I were younger. It was such a blast with all of us heading to King's Island for a day of fun. He was such a great and loving soul. It will be hard to find another person as great as he was. Love and miss you all.

I feel so lucky to have had such a wonderful uncle like Uncle Ken. He did so much for me, my brothers, and my sister. We spent every Friday with him and Aunt Faye in the fall growing up at the Princeton High School football games. He and Aunt Faye were like our second parents. I will always look back on those years with such fondness. Uncle Ken has always been a little kid trapped in an adult body. He loved being around children and got such joy out of making them smile. My daughter Kaia's room is filled with all of the wonderful toys and things that he would get for her just because (What child doesn't need a giant teddy bear?!). He was always a sucker for animals too! He would get caught sneaking all of the family dogs food (even honeybaked ham) at every family party. They knew who to sit by when dinner was served. After Evan left us, Uncle Ken and Aunt Faye and their family always made a point of including us in their Sunday dinners and immediate family holiday celebrations. They always took special care to realize that those times were harder for us, and for that I will always be grateful. I love you Uncle Ken and will always cherish the memories I have had with you! I hope that you, Evan, and Grandpa are in heaven playing your best rounds of golf ever. Until we meet again...

Faye and Family,
Linda and I send our most sincere condolences to you. Personally, I will miss Kenny's bright conversation, and his kind words for everyone. He loved his family, and every kid he met at Lakota while he was working there. I wish we had played more golf together, because I remember the respect he had for the game. I will think of him often out on the course.
God bless you all.
Wally and Linda Weaver

Faye, I would like to express our deepest sympathies to you and your entire family. You will be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. You and Ken have always been great supporters of the KofC endevours and we hope we can now support you at this time.

Ken was such a sweet person. All of us at Independence Elementary School learned to love Ken. I remember him coming into my classroom right after school dismissed saying, "You were absent yesterday as a sub's name was written on the board and your room wasn't as straightened as it usually is. Are you feeling okay?" He was always thinking of others. After retirement, Ken would stop by school just to say "hi!". He will be greatly missed!

Tracey,
Thinking of you through this difficult time.....loosing a parent is so tough. Prayer's are coming your way in the months to come!!

So sorry for you loss. I will keep you all in my prayers. I will miss him very much.

Ken was one of the best friends I ever had. When ever the phone rang on thursday nights I knew it was him checking in on me to see how my week is going. All of my friends loved him. His voice and greetings are like a song planted deep within my memory that will always be ready to play when I think of him for the rest of my life. Thank you Ken for being such a great friend to me and I will miss you dearly.

Thoughts & Prayers

Bill Rhodus

sorry for your loss John Land son of Otis & Peggy Land fairborn road

Butch & I remember good coversations with Ken at Sandy & Kristians. He was a wonderful man. Our prayers are with the entire family. Butch & Linda

Tracey, I am so very sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my prayers.

Faye:

Ken was one in a million who was so loved by everybody he touched. What a great man, husband, father and grandfather.
He never knew a stranger and always took the time to visit.
A wonderful school friend, coworker and just a beautiful person. Faye, I will miss his friendship and his stories.

Love and Prayers

Mary Scholz

God Bless Faye and the entire Singer Family. Peace...Dave and Jeanine Hopewell

Don and I have been devastated, as has the rest of the family. Don remembers their growing up years and has such marvelous memories with Kenny. As eveyone knows, Kenny was a special soul. Don's first comment, when he could speak, was that Kenny wouldn't hurt a fly.

He will be greatly missed. We ask God's comfort and healing on the entire Singer Family.