Kenneth Goodman

I'll miss his amazing sense of humor.

Ken Goodman was a truly blessed man who knew the Lord as his saviour and is with him now

Rest in peace, Kenny.

Mr.Ken was a true friend and will be greatly missed when ever he delivered mail on our floor you would know its Mr. Ken from the sliding sound in his walk always polite i will never forget him he was like an uncle to me he also gave me a nick name ms evetta i sure am gone miss hearing that
my prayers go out to his family and all who got to know him .
Yvette Wallace and Wendell Caleb

I worked with Kenneth at Scott & Stringfellow. He was a kind & gentle man with such a sweet spirit. He could always cheer me up when I was having a bad day with just a sincere hello and his radiant smile.

Kenneth Goodman was a 1964 graduate of Armstrong High School and entered VUU in September, 1964 as a part of the dynamic and vivacious class of 1964-68. I believe he was a sociology major and lived all of his adult life in Richmond. He was a part of the our 40th Reunion Steering Committee. He was among the first Richmonders I met at VUU from Armstrong and he introduced me to a wide variety of people including Floretta Lewis, Lena Hicks, Audrey Stephens, John Thompson, Felicia Patterson, Rosalina Lindsey, Joyce Sydnor, Vivian Jackson, Gladys Williams, Lionel Ridley, Sally Gordon, Fannie Smith—who ended up marrying my roommate from CT, Willie Rucker, and so many more. He was one of the most reliable persons I knew and he helped me a lot during my freshman year just before I withdrew for medical reasons. I will always fondly remember him.

May his soul be at peace with our creator.
Sincerely,
Wistar M. Withers, Co-Chair
VUU '64-'68 Reunion Committee

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I will miss him dearly, I will miss his humor & conversations. He was a great person who made you laugh when you felt bad. He will always be remembered.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I had the privilege of knowing and working with Ken for the past 13 years. He was a very special person, always so sweet and kind. He will be greatly missed at Scott & Stringfellow.

Kenny, I love you, you will always be in my heart. you told me I probably wouldn't see you again. I'm glad we got a chance to talk. I can hear your voice and see your face. when you get to heaven kiss my momma for me.

Donna

We present this guestbook to you with deepest compassion and with our sincerest expression of sympathy.

I will miss you Ken. My prayers are with your family at this time of bereavement.

Trudy Thornton
Midlothian, Virginia

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times spent with Ken. I will miss his conversation and light humor; however, I know that he is in a better place.

Find comfort in knowing that he has touched the lives of us all.

Goodman Family,

In loving memory of a wonderful man.We will love and miss him always. You will always live in our hearts and prayers.