1936
2025
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John Slaski
September 9, 2025
So sorry to hear of Ken's passing, condolences to his family and friends.
It did bring up warm memories of a truly good person. I had the good fortune to work for Ken at GE in the mid 80s. I learned a lot from him, not only about business, but lessons that I was able to carry forward in how to treat others with respect and to value their opinions (no matter how wrong they seemed).
We shared a love of baseball, and he had some great stories. I still have the Mets coffee mug that he gave during the '86 season.
My first assignment with him was joining the team he led to roll out the first plant-wide business system. That the project was successful would surprise noone that knew him. The team was able to surprise him, though. When setting up usernames and initial passwords for the system, they gave Ken a 5 letter password (the max was 6 in those days) that he wouldn't forget (and probably never change) - KYCAT
Gary Brothers
September 8, 2025
I am sorry for your loss. I remember Ken from my days as coach of the steers at Cave Spring National Little League. He was a great person and was always willing to help any team, and was a great pitching coach. I used to see him once in awhile when we still lived in Cave Spring, but not since we moved to Franklin Co. I remember his son ken who was a good Little League player.
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