Kenneth Earl Rosland

Just wanting you to know that we often miss KR & wish we could visit with him again. We especially appreciated his knowledge of Minneapolis history. God bless his memories

So sorry to heard about Ken. Wish I could have made his funeral. I've been thinking of him all this week and what a wonderful roommate he was at the Edina home we were at last year. In such a short time only spending a week with him I considered him a dear friend.

Talking about just about everything, probably the most interesting person I ever met. He was so proud of his kids and talked about how smart his grandchildren were.

I'll always keep him in my thoughts, and how what a gift it was knowing him.

Kenny gave me my first job at the Edina Pool. A kind and gentle man.
Nancy Kremer

SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT KEN. MY MOM (BEV MAY) SENDS HER REGARDS AS WELL AS MY SELF, HE WAS SO VERY GOOD TO ALL MY FAMILY...KATHY(MAY) RUDKIN

Some people touch are lives only briefly, while others leave a lasting impression and are never forgotten. You will be missed!

KR was a great City Manager. He sure did love his City and the employees that worked for it. City Hall hasn't been the same since he retired, and I am sure it will never be again. There just isn't the same feeling when you walk into City Hall now. It was a honor to have worked with you for so many years.

We were able to share only a small portion of Ken's life journey, and what an amazing life he had! There are those who leave the world in a much better place than when they entered and Ken was one of them. Our deepest sympathy to the family.

Ken was never without his big smile to greet us everyday for the first seven years of the Fall into the Arts Fair at Cenntennial Lakes. He had a vision and it was fun working with him as he created the event.

Ken was very instrumental in shaping the operation of the Metropolitan Twin Cities Interconnect Cable Channel 6. He served as Chairman of the Board of Directors for eight years. The channel has succesfully existed for over 26 years through his vision and leadership. He was a class act and will not be forgotten. We will always cherish all that he taught us personally and guided us with total support professionally. We thank you and may your candle burn brightly. You are one more bright light in heaven! Forever grateful, MCN/6 Board, Staff,
and Mark Oyaas

We have very fond memories of a great man, generous & kind, one who cared for & took time to be a wonderful friend. We will miss him & his cheerful attitude. God bless his memory.

Ken---Will miss having coffee with you at the Galleria Starbucks in Edina & the Starbucks in Kirland in Scottsdale AZ. Growing up in Edina, there are wonderful memories of you being involved with my dad as Edina was developing the Park & Rec football, baseball, Hockey programs for youth. You were a truely amazing person always looking out for what was best for the community !!!

Ken,

Was one of the most amazing people I have ever met. A heart the size of Texas. what a special person, who will be thoroughly missed.