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Mary Walsh
November 29, 2008
Ken is going to be missed by all that knew him and loved him. He is in a better place without pain and suffering. It will be VERY hard at first but as time goes on it turns into a dull ache. Will be thinking and praying for you, Shirley and the girls.
Neil & Jennifer Palmquist
November 14, 2008
May your sorrow soon past and happy memories bless you forever.
Dave Blauvelt
November 14, 2008
Dear Shirley,Karin and family. I was saddened to hear of Kenny's passing he was truely a fun guy and a good friend. If it were not for you three being involved with the Erin Fire Dept. crusade for its new building it may have never come to be.I myself sincerely miss you all. God Bless Kenny and your entire family. As always Dave Blauvelt..
Tim and Mary Beth Williams
November 14, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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