Kenneth Coy Thornton

Ken and I have been married 27 years. I am devastated that he is gone. He was the most amazing husband - kind, caring, loving, giving and funny. He was my life and I don´t know how to live without him. RIP my love.

I went through grades 1 - 12 with Kenneth. He tried to kiss me at the outside water fountain at Arcadia Park Elementary, when we were in the 6th grade. He always seemed happy and friendly to everyone. I last saw him at our Sunset Reunion in 1990. Rest in peace, my friend. I won't forget you.

Ken was always there for me when I was down. I still remember playing basketball at their house in Arcadia Park as kids. I will always cherish his memory. He is my friend now and forever.

I'll miss you, my friend,

This first cute pic of from our 6th grade party at Arcadia Park. Being his funny self!the pic in color is at our Sunset HS 20th Reunion. Great to see him and all others

Kenneth was a great friend to me and Jim, my husband. We talked on Facebook daily which kept up close since we live in Nevada. I also went to Sunset High School with his Brother Walter who was in my grade. What fun we had talking for years. I will SO MISS YOU and your love of politics which we shared. Linda Wade Hilbun

"Kenny" was my nephew. He was only 8 years younger than I so it seemed like we were both young kids together. His bio doesn't do credit to what he achieved in life, from where he came from to what he achieved. I wish his wife and family well in this time of loss.

First met Kennth in Jr. High and we went on through HS to graduate together. Although his sense of humor gave me some hard times during those years, we reconnected on FB and had a wonderful friendship since. I also became friends with Nancy, even sharing aBD. Ken will be missed and I´m just a message away.