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Susan Nagy Bende
December 18, 2009
Ken, You were one of our best customer. Will never forget the first time we met long-long time ago, and will always remember
the nice lunches and dinners we've had together ever since.
May your soul rest in peace.
Renee Hack
December 16, 2009
Ken: You introduced me to my first crawfish, helped me find my first apartment and taught me so much about your beloved city, New Orleans. I thank you for opening up your doors to me and making me feel so welcomed. You always took the time to make sure your family was well taken care of and there is no debate that you were a great businessman. Rest in peace and watch over your family from the heavens above, they will miss you dearly.

Ken with a smile to share
Guy PORTELLI
December 16, 2009
Hearing Ken is suddenly gone is the most terrible and devastating news to me and to all of us who have crossed his path somewhere in time and known him, and leaves us with a great sense of loss.
May it comfort his family and loved ones that so many people here, there and everythere around the world care for him and have the nicest thoughts for him.
Ken is a remarkable man in many ways, a brilliant, creative and visionary leader, highly regarded, respected and esteemed by everyone and anyone who ever worked with him. Most of all he has these exceptional human qualities of generosity, altruism, concern for others' welfare most of the time before his own. He selflessly dedicated to many without asking for anything in return. He really felt for all.
His contributions must always be recognized and must never be forgotten.
I had the privilege to work for him and the honor to know him : I will miss him greatly.
"He who has gone, so we but cherish his memory, abides with us, more potent, nay, more present than the living man."
- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry -
David North
December 16, 2009
Ken, you were a good friend to me. I will always remember the fun times that we had together in Rio and New Orleans. I hope that you will Rest In Peace my friend.

December 16, 2009
Sherri Mayeux
December 15, 2009
Dear Ken:
You were so close with Brionna and wanted the best for her. You looked forward to Brigette finishing school and I promise I will do the very best to see that both of them are taken care of. We will miss you so much. We all love you and know you are safe in heaven.
As you said when my dad passed, Happy Fishing in Heaven. I hope both of you go on a great fishing expedition!
Dean Collins
December 15, 2009
Dear Ken,
You were a caring man who worked hard, but took time out to enjoy life; and to insure the happiness of others.
May your soul rest in peace.
Henry Raziano
December 15, 2009
kenneth and I were childhood friends,and lived three houses
down from each other on minor st.
our kids grew up together.
I think we made our first communion together.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his children & grandchildren.
Please know that he will be looking over all of you.
May he rest in eternal peace.
Jatin Bains
December 14, 2009
Ken
You were a great teacher, what a shame you were preceded by Roger Kavanaugh your most successful pupil in the game another great name. It seems the era is getting over. I did learn a lot from you and Roger and will sincerely miss you both. Agreed we occasionally competed BUT overall we did learn from and teach each other to be better at the game. Everything is changing now and I dearly miss the glorious days of the 90's. I would be remiss if I did not mention your zeal and enthusiasm in opening new markets in South America (Brazil) and Africa (Nigeria). Ken you never talked much about your kids BUT I see you left Brigette, Caroline, Jacques and Stephanie Mayeux behind. My friend Ken I still remember yours cool and reassuring voice whenever we spoke and the last time was 4 months ago. You were a good friend I could count on for sincere advise, May GOD give you a peaceful place to rest since I know for a fact you have worked hard your whole life, helped a lot of people and needless to say left a lot of people very RICH. Goodbye Ken , I just wish I had a better forum to address you and our friendship.
CAPT. Jatin S. Bains - Your Friend ([email protected]) (856-397-6438)
Alan Demots
December 14, 2009
May Ken rest in Peace. My family was able to enjoy his friendship this Thanksgiving past. He truly cared for his grandaughter along with everyone in his presence. Ken was a family friend and will be greatly missed.
The Demots Family (Alan, Cathy, Bradley & Jeanette)
Michael Andrews
December 14, 2009
Eloquent, charming, intelligent and wise, we are all the poorer for Ken's passing. Deepest sympathies to his family, friends and loved ones.
Beth Rudolph & family
December 14, 2009
We join so many worldwide in sending deepest condolences to the entire family. Please know that we are keeping you all in our daily thoughts and prayers.
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