Kenton Chickering III

Our condolences to the Chickering Family as we only just now received news of Ken´s passing.
Besides working at Daniel Industries together, Ken and Jay coincidentally were in the same graduating class together at OU.
Our thoughts and prayers to Ken´s family. Jay and Paulette Hatfield

Ken was one of the finest gentleman that I had the pleasure to know and work with at Daniel Industries. Everyone considered Ken to be a true gentleman that was honored and respected by all. I will always remember my years working with him.
May he rest in eternal peace and happiness with the Lord, Jesus Christ!
Regards,
Sheila & Al Mariande

Ken was a good man, husband, father, Veteran and helped many struggling kids. He will be remembered by many. May he rest in peace.

Met him when I was just a child.

Chick was one of a kind. The kindness, humor and generosity that he and Nancy showed my family at Rockmere will be treasured forever. I will miss our Rockmere history discussions.

I will surely miss Ken´s valve stories. My condolences to his family.

To the Family of Ken Chickering,
Thank goodness Ken's neighbors had the pleasure of gathering with Ken at the two most recent block parties, one of which he hosted. We so enjoyed his wit, his stories, his love of people and his hospitality. Our street won't be the same without Ken (and Nancy). Deepest condolences on behalf of the entire cul-de-sac.

A nicer person no one will ever meet. I will miss him forever. Rockmere will never be the same without his presence. He will be missed by the entire community. What a wonderful friend , rest in peace Chick with Nancy.
Bud and Joyce leininger

Mr. Chickering was loved by the students and staff at Yellowstone Schools. I was blessed to see Mr. Chickering show up weekly as a lunch buddy to enjoy and spend time with students. I am grateful for my moments to soak up wisdom and joy from Mr. Chickering. He taught me that service is an action and to do it with joy. I am going to miss him. -Mrs. Marlena Smith
Third Grade Teacher
Yellowstone Schools

Mike and I do not know how we are going to get along without Ken. He and Nancy enriched our lives in so many ways. Some of his jokes on us: a giant ugly blowup snowman he put in our yard one Christmas ( embarrassing me but I had to leave it up); the golfer statue with too many clubs in his bag presented to Mike. He loved people and it showed. Jeanne

I´ll always remember the times that Ken & I made calls on accounts. Ken would always make the client feel respected and at ease with his valve knowledge and since of humor.

Sam & Marilyn Johnson

Prayers of comfort to you Julie as you cherish the memories of you Dad and family.

So sorry to lose such a good friend. We had golf outings planned for the summer. I'll think of him often! Bob Fry