Kenneth George Stevenson Jr.
Kenneth George Stevenson Jr.
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He is survived by his beloved wife, daughter, son in law and grandson, son, daughter in law grandson and granddaughter.
In lieu of flowers his request was to make donations to Make A Wish NH or Childhood Cancer Lifeline NH in his name.
His wishes of burial were held at his resting place of Mt Calvary Cemetery in Manchester NH.
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Barry & Flo Lebens
March 17, 2025
Top of the Mornin' to Ye, Ken! Wishing you a Happy Heavenly Birthday! We miss you!
Barry & Flo
Bob
March 14, 2025
Happy St Paddy´s Day and Happy Birthday Chief - missing you!
Dave Clark
December 2, 2024
Ken was my best man at my wedding, He was a good friend and college mate. I will miss him greatly. Dave Clark in Endwell NY.
Souvanna Sommala
October 1, 2024
Ken was a very kind man. I loved the stories he shared with me about his childhood. I´ll never forget them. RIP.
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Lynn Higgins
September 22, 2024
Rest in Peace Mr Stevenson. You were always kind to me. Thank you for moving Your family to NH and bringing Ruthie into my life. God Bless you always.
Popsie Soucy
September 22, 2024
Cathy, Ruthie & Ken...Janet and Steve are very sorry for the loss of your husband and dad. We know he loved his grandchildren dearly.
Linda McCann
September 21, 2024
I am so sorry for your loss, Ruthie. Your Dad was a wonderful man and I was very fortunate to get to know him when I worked with him several years ago. Your Dad's office was near mine so if he was walking by, and had a free minute, he would pop into my office and say hello. As we got to know each other better, he would tell me stories about his love of the Yankees and where he travelled to on one of his many business trips. He was very good at his job, cared about all his employees, and was very-well liked and respected by everyone who worked with him. Although we didn't talk very much about his family, whenever he would mention you, your Dad had a twinkle in his eye and a big smile on his face. It was very clear that he was incredibly proud of "his Ruthie".
Natalie Schiavone
September 21, 2024
Thanksgiving and Easter were always the best holidays because we spent them with Uncle Ken, Aunt Cathy, Ruthie and Kenny. I have so many wonderful memories of those celebrations. We ate, listened to stories, and just had so much fun being silly. We packed a lot into those holidays. Uncle Kenny was always smiling and soft spoken. He was very patient and tolerant of our craziness as kids. He was loved very much and will be missed.
Fred and Barbara Policastri
September 21, 2024
We were very sad to learn of the passing of our dear brother-in-law Ken. It was always a pleasure to have him and his children Ruthmarie and Kenny, travel to our home through the years, even though there was a lot of distance. Ken was very accomplished and well respected by everyone. He was a man with a soft laugh who loved his family beyond words.
We shared many special times together, engagements, weddings, christenings, and birthdays. Those wonderful memories with him will never be forgotten.
As a US Navy veteran, we thank Ken for his service. We hope everyone finds peace in Ken´s passing, He is now in the arms of the angels. Rest in peace Ken.
Fred and Barbara Policastri
Betty Clemons
September 21, 2024
May Ken now rest in peace knowing that he has descendants to carry on goodness for decades to come.
Pam Policastri
September 21, 2024
Other than Christmas and birthdays, there were 2 days in the year when Natalie and I were excited beyond words: Easter and Thanksgiving, because we spent them with the Stevensons. Uncle Kenny was a gentle giant and we were always so happy to see him, Aunt Cathy, Ruthie and Little Kenny. All these years later I still laugh when I think of Little Kenny drinking all 4 glasses of Kool-Aid that were poured for us kids, and Cathy and Kenny cracking up and pouring more for us; and dancing to Wild, Wild West in our backyard and videotaping it. Uncle Kenny was such a calm presence and I know he loved being part of the family fun. I will remember him fondly. My love to the Stevensons, Swishers, and everyone who loved him. Pam Policastri, Kirkland, WA
John Driscoll
September 21, 2024
So sorry for your loss. May you rest in peace.
Heather Driscoll
September 21, 2024
I am forever grateful to this man for giving me my best friend and soulmate. Ken, I pray that you are in a place of peace, love, and resolution in God´s hands that one day your family will share and make whole.
Barry & Flo Lebens
September 21, 2024
My husband Barry was diagnosed with central nervous system (CNS) lymphoma in 2013. Ken and Barry had been very good friends for many years and Ken went through Barry's diagnosis, treatment and recovery with us. He was our rock, a loyal friend until the end.
Barry Lebens
September 20, 2024
I knew Ken from Manchester Microwave division of Sanders Associates. 1985. We happened to both be working late one afternoon . . .I asked Ken if I could buy him a beer at my Home in Merrimack, NH. Well, The Gleem in his eyes told ne we would be Friends from that moment on ! ! ! And we were, for 39 years. Three days before he went into the hospital He was sitting in our dining room at the table with us sharing stories about OUR (His, Mime, and Flo's) lives while doing this that or the other thing. We all got along together and it Had Always been a Greaat Happy time ! ! !
R Wielk
September 20, 2024
The best friend anyone could ask for!
RIP Chief!
Your Son
September 20, 2024
Thanks for the Memories Dad - as you wished I´ll make sure to take care of Mom.
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