Kenneth M Barrett

I got to know Ken when he started attending St. David's. We always had a brief chat before the service began and again after the service ended. He was especially pleased on days that I read the lessons, often remarking when I had tackled a more difficult set. He wasn't with us long, but we will certainly miss him. Rest easy dear friend.
Lynn Litchfield

Thank you, Ken... my dear brother in Christ, for your daily Bible Verse posts on Julie Green Ministries! Being somewhat homebound, reading and writing your posts, daily, has truly helped both my eyes and Spirit focus on Abba Father's Holy Word. Only He knows how much I looked forward to your posts! Yes, you'll be missed. But we know that you are free in Him, now joined with the Cloud of Witnesses around His Throne, continuing the path He set before you, in Heaven, as on earth. But now in the Fullness of His Glory! Amen!

When we are born, we cry, as the world rejoices... Let us live our lives so that when we die, the world cries, while we Rejoice. May God´s light shine upon you dear one. Well done Kenneth, Well done!

Wonderful neighbor! He always brought out trash cans in, rain or shine! We will miss Ken and his dog walking the neighborhood . He always had kind words!

So sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He was a kind man who loved to talk with his neighbors on Kensington St while bringing in the trash barrels . I appreciated everything he did and he will be missed. Rest in Peace

Ken was the unofficial mayor of Feeding Hills. He never missed an opportunity to stop and visit with those he met on his daily walks with Flo. A fixture on Kensington, you could count on him making his rounds to bring in barrels with Florencia by his side.
A loss to everyone whose lives he touched.
Bobby and Theresa
108 Kensington

We are so very sorry to hear about Ken's passing . He was a beloved fixture here on Kensington. He would always stop to chat if I was outside, and for Florencia to get a pet. He will be greatly missed.
Tom and Denise Supinski
47 Kensington