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Tom Moe
February 16, 2021
I got the call from Lois (sister), who informed me of Kens passing. I was devastated. Kenny and I have been friends, neighbors, and long time childhood friends since the early 60's. Ken and I trapped for Coon and other animals when we were very young. We both loved being in the woods. We also liked to trade knives and fishing gear back then. Ken got me into radio. I traded him something for an old crystal radio set, and he helped be put it up. He brought over a bunch of copper wire that he and I strung on the top of my parents house from one corner of the place all the way over to the other side. I thought my dad would tan my hide once he saw that, but he knew Ken and I were just having fun, and he just smiled when he seen it. I was hooked on radio since that day. I didnt follow in Kens footsteps, as he became a Ham Radio Operator. I finally got my license in 2013, but didnt have the gear to talk with Ken from Tennessee to California until 2019. We made the connection finally, and boy were we happy to talk with each other. Im going to miss Kenny until the day I pass.
The day I got the phone call from Lois, which was in the late afternoon, I was once again trying to call Ken on the Frequency we usally tried to make contact on. I didnt know at the time that he had passed. I hope you heard me BROTHER. 73's Old friend DE Tom W4MKC.
Joyce & Jim Sacco
February 4, 2021
Teresa, so sorry to hear about Kenny. He was a good neighbor and great friend. Sending our love to you Jim & Joyce Sacco
George Cabalzar
February 3, 2021
Very sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. We grew up around each other, played ball together and worked in construction. I will always remember Kenny’s smile.
Mariann Hassler
January 30, 2021
Teresa and family,
So very sad to hear this news. Kenny will be missed by many. I have fond memories of Kenny from numerous jobsites and visits to the Union hall. Teresa you have been his heart and soul and he will always be proud of his "little girl". Sharing your loss and wishing you comfort.
Mariann Hassler
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Kay Reckord Ames
January 29, 2021
Carol and family: I am so very sorry for your loss, my sincere condolences to your family. May he rest in peace.
Glen & Mary Hubner
January 29, 2021
So very sorry to hear this news. Our condolences to his family. I worked many construction jobs with Kenny. We remember how proud he was when Theresa was born. RIP, Kenny.
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