Trooper Walter Kenneth Harsey

My thoughts and Prayers go out to his sons.Mr.Harsey was a great Man and Fathers.He lived his children.

Offering our sincere condolences during this time of deep sorrow. May God be with the family during this time of deep sorrow.

Dear family
So sorry for yr loss Ken was a fine man. I knew him both professionally And personally for many years.

Rest in Peace sir. It was a pleasure knowing you.

Special.

I will always remember Trooper Ken Harsey as a hero. He served our state and communities as a legend in law enforcement. He also served our community helping develop so many through sports. I remember he and my Dad on a hot July day flipping burgers while fundraising for our youth programs. I am thankful for this fine man. We need so many more Ken Harsey's.

Ken was the greatest man I have ever known. He attended my wedding in April of 1967 in Wildwood Baptist Church. Our SGT. Told him he could not take off to attend my wedding. At the Ken was assigned to Lake County and the wedding was in Sumter Co. When I went to the back of the church I saw a FHP car. When I entered the church I saw Ken. He had a smile on his face and said you didn’t think he was going to stop me from attending your wedding. Ken was a very strong and a real man. I will alway remember Ken being a true friend. I loved this man.

Rest in Peace to the Legend, remembered by us all with wonderful stories! Retired Deputy Marvin Page & Pam Page

You were a Trooper in more ways than one to me. You were my “Uncle Bubber” who always picked at me and loved me. You kept me out of trouble and protected me. You were a Highway Trooper to be proud of. You will never be forgotten.

Watched the service online. Wes, you did a great job! You honored Ken & paid a great tribute. God bless you.

Harsey is the reason my husband got into law enforcement. He was a wonderful man and will be truly missed. Rest in peace. Much love Harsey.

He was such a good friend to my grandfather. Such an honorable man. He will be greatly missed.

One of my fondest memories of Ken was of him carrying a small child into the FHP station when the parent had been arrested for DUI. He was a caring human being and a champion for children ALWAYS. He was not just my co-worker, he was my friend and will be greatly missed. Rest in peace, my friend.

You were a good friend and I will miss you my brother. Rest in peace.

Legendary Officer on the FHP, father, grandfather and uncle. You will be missed Uncle Kenneth (Bubba) but we will meet again.

Skip

A super baseball coach and no nonsense man of honor.

I am very sorry for your loss. My condolences to your family.

Rick Sylvester

I will always remember you my friend, thank you for your service. Many lighthearted moments in law enforcement and lessons learned.

The stories about Trooper Harsey are legend! One hell of a man and one hell of a Law Enforcement Officer that all of the young troops strived to be like! He loved his children and always stood for right versus wrong! The world lost a Great Man the day he passed!

He was one of a kind.