You will be missed Uncle Kenny! The laughter and joy that he created whenever he was around will be embedded in our memories for the rest of our lives. As a young girl, I always looked forward to his visits to Pittsburgh when we lived out there and all the silliness - like walking on stilts and trying to do the hula hoop. And as an adult, I loved getting his phone calls. Kenny also called my Mom regularly to check on her after my Dad passed away. And of course, the whole family looked forward to his yearly visits to PA for the family reunion. Rest in peace, Kenny!

I had the privilege of meeting Ken nearly 30 years ago after having known his sister, Barbara, five years prior.

Although I never got to meet the other eight siblings, it was evident that the values of love instilled by their parents were deeply ingrained in Ken and Barbara. I was fortunate to experience this love, sharing friendly competitions with Ken in golf and Barbara in tennis.

Our connection blossomed into enduring friendships, bringing happiness and joy whenever we were together.

Ken, may you rest in peace. My condolences to all in his family as they move forward with grieving from their loss. My prayer is all your positive thoughts of your relationship with him get you through this period of loss.

Sincerely,

Jon Albright