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Ken is survived by his sister, Susan A. (Felts) Williams; his niece, Melissa A. (Williams) Hughes-Tinkle; his nephew, Jeffrey M. Williams; his great-nephew, Joseph B. Hughes; his great-great nieces, Audrey and Holly; his cousin, Mark Kochenderfer; and his step-children, Michelle, Terrance, Tim, and Michael, as well as his step-grandchildren, Christopher and Eric. He was preceded in death by his mother, Wilma Louise, father, Devane Milton Felts, and wife, Kirsten V. Felts.
A private military funeral service will honor Ken's service to his country. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
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Suzanne Peterson
April 6, 2024
I first met Kenny at his 93rd birthday dinner at his sister Susan´s. I have known his niece Melissa since 1999 when I moved to Williams, AZ. Ken was a great conversationalist and kept me entertained with photos and stories, while his sister(Susan) and Melissa kept busy making dinner. We finally went into the kitchen to help cut up and eat the appetizer´s. We had a lot of laughs and stories to tell!! I will miss him. Shine on Kenny you are a bright and shining star!! My condolences to his family! Sue Peterson
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