Kenneth Click

Ken was our neighbor my entire growing up life. He was also my teacher and my bus driver. I remember coming home late one night after I'd already graduated and seeing that Ken's house was in the process of being toilet paper papered. I went inside and called him, waking him up of course, to let him know, then slipped back out to the porch to watch the fireworks. Man oh man, when those outside lights came on and Ken came busting through that front door in his nightclothes and bellowing in that big voice of his those kids scattered like cockroaches! It's one of my favorite memories of him. May he rest easy...Heaven just gained an angel. Prayers to his family.

Mary and family,
I'm want to express my deepest sympathies to you and your family. We are family and hate that you have to go the loss. God be with you and ease your pain.

I was really shocked when I saw this! I have been doing his hair for a couple years and he would always tell me how proud he was of me for going back to school! He always talked about the vacations he would be going to and I would always tell him to take pictures so he could show me the next time he sat in my chair! He will be very missed but definitely never forgotten! I loved his white hair and always told him he was very fashionable and he would just chuckle.

So very sorry to hear of Ken´s passing. Spent many memorable years working with Ken. Always remember him as being kind a respectful. He will be missed by many.

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Paula Hritz Riggs

Mary, Scott and family:
I´m so very sorry to hear this. Sending so much love to you all. Ken was always such a loving and amazing man. He was always very welcoming and great anytime I was around. -Abby (Weston) Shoup