Kenneth William "Kenny" MacLeod

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Many great tmes. Heartfelt condolences to all family and friends. Till we meet again...

My sincerest condolences to Kenny´s loved ones. I am deeply saddened to learn of his sudden passing. Whenever Kenny came by to Miami Beach Fleet in his MBPD K-9 vehicle & with his K-9 partner, he was always kind, polite & engaging. May his family & friends find solace during this very difficult time by remembering all the good times shared with Kenny. Rest eternally in peace, Kenny

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Oh Kenny I'm gonna miss you brother
God bless you brother and your family. Gonna miss our jokingly banter about your beloved redsox and Yankees and my Jets and Patriots. Rest in eternal peace brother . You truly made our life better and the citizens of miami beach safer. Again Rest in eternal peace brother

I grew up next door to Kenny and his family in Hanover . We were inseparable from day one til high school . He was a very kind and special kid who I worshipped. We played every sport as kids and had a great competitiveness that made us both better athletes . I´m heartbroken. Words will never do justice to chowder ! He was one of a kind . My thoughts and prayers are for his family and friends I loved that kid ! RIP my brother til we lace em up again

Hard to believe our friend Kenny is gone. He was one of a kind - a true biker through and through, and a retired K9 officer who carried the same loyalty and courage into everything he did. Whether it was riding down the highway or swapping stories over a cold one. Kenny had a way of making everyone feel like family.
He loved the freedom of the open road, the rumble of his bike, and the bond of good friends. Though his last ride came too soon, his spirit is still right here with us - in every sunset ride, every laugh we share, and every memory that makes us smile. Ride easy, brother. You´ll always be part of our road.

Kennny literally grew up in my Yard in Hanover, MA He was always the "little brother" but was always part of the neighborhood family. To say I am heartbroken does not reflect the feeling of loss I have Rest in peace Kenny we will take it from here