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Kenneth was born on October 17, 1935 to Sophia and Harold Bugenhagen in Buffalo, New York. After Kenneth graduated from Clarence Central High School in 1953, he pursued a degree in Health and Physical Education from SUNY Cortland.
After graduation, he worked as a Health and Physical Education Teacher for 33 years, before retiring in Florida in 1992. He was a sports enthusiast and passionate about golf. He loved the outdoors, and spending time with his family. He will be remembered for his kindness, good sense of humor, and positive outlook on life.
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Mary Ann (Toot) Smith
February 17, 2024
Ken was one of those nice guys I knew while in high school. Oh, those were some of my best memories! Leila, may you find comfort and peace in the days ahead and know that I always thought you were a great couple! Love, Toot
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Mary Fogelsonger Galke
February 15, 2024
Kenny was a special guy in our little town of Clarence Center. I also knew him from Amherst HS student teaching in PE as I was a Cortland grad in PE as well. Always friendly, positive and all around great guy. I used to see him outside his house when training for track.
I am sure he will be missed by many.
Mary Fogelsonger Galke '73 and '78
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