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Kenneth Wayne Miffleton
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Ken was known to many as an auto mechanic, but to those truly in the know, he was a maestro of motors-a true virtuoso of vehicular vivacity. If it had wheels and an engine, "Tweets" could make it sing. His passion for cars was rivaled only by his love of music, each rev of an engine like a note in a symphony that only he could conduct.
Although he's now cruising down the highway to the great beyond, Ken is preceded in his journey by his parents, Edward and Peggy (Cobb) Miffleton, his sister Tammy Miffleton, and his brother Keith Horton. Leaving behind a pit crew of loved ones: sons Kenneth Miffleton Jr. and Matthew Miffleton, daughter Melissa Miffleton, granddaughter Desiree Valentine, great-granddaughter Keyani Marie Williams, brother James Williams, and his ex-wife and devoted caregiver Beverly Corp. Ken's legacy will continue to race on in their hearts.
In classic Ken style, there are no formal services planned at this time. Simply Cremation assisted his family during this transition. For those who wish to share memories or express condolences, please visit SimplyCremationOnline.com.
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