I want to thank you, Uncle Kenny, for being such a wonderful inspiration for the love of music in my life. In all my growing up years I remember you sharing songs and playing your guitar (with my dad in tow...he loved that so much!) anytime we were together as a family, and that was pretty often in those "cousin" years. Your legacy and love continues on...here and in heaven.

Aunt MarySue, Cousin Lynn and all my other Uncle Kenneth cousins, my heart and soul goes out to each and every one of you. Some day I wish we could all get together. MarySue was wonderful when I lost my Mother (India), her sister, and I wish I could be there for all of you too. Uncle Kenneth was a wonderful & loving man. I remember his musical talent & always singing for us. Love, Jeannie

Karen our thoughts and prayers are with all your family. We are so sorry for your loss. Love Val and Jerry miller

Message from Terrie Redding:
I am so sorry to hear that you lost your dad, I know how much you love him and how much you will miss him. Hope you and your family are all doing alright in spite of your loss... I think of you so often. Please give everyone a kiss, including you.
xxoo terrie

From the Burns family:
Lynn – we share in your sadness because Kenny was a delightful gentleman and musician. You showcased his talents at your home in a beautiful, gracious setting. You must know that he was so very proud of you.

Message from Terrie Ann:
Love you all. My heart and prayers are with you.

Message From Robert Bell:
He was a special guy. He was very proud to be your dad. I loved to listen to him tell his family stories. It's hard now but joy will come later because of the parts of him that still exist in you.

From Lara Shamas:
I am so sorry to hear this sad sad news. Our deepest condolences to you, Richard, Austin, Hannah, Neesie, and the rest of your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

From Melanie Brewer:
Sorry, Lynn, for your loss. His independent and artistic spirit lives on in you-- And, yes, I am sure the angels are welcoming him to the biggest and best hootenanny up in heaven that there ever was.

Message From Laurie Vance
My heart goes out to you .. I am sorry for your loss.

Message From Margie Morrison
I'm so sorry and so sad about your dad. He was an incredible man  The prime example of living life to its fullest. Sending lots of love. xoxo

Message From Michael Neff
I'm sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Message From Abby Saeg
Yes, we will always love our daddy's! He was great man.

Message From Tammy Vodvarka
I am so sad to hear your Daddy passed away my dear friend. He wore a beautiful smile every time I saw him. This is how I will always remember him. I love you

From Marcella:
He has, and will always have a most infectious spirit and beautiful vibe about him. He was so much fun to hang out with and play music with... It is so true at what everyone is saying.. "The angels want to rock out with Ken" I just know it to be so!! My strength and big love goes out to you and the entire family.

From Gene Bowen:
I loved your Dad and have the fondest memories of playing music with him. What a great soul he was in his boots and cool shirts and a hell of a good lead guitar player. I was always dosed with elation after our musical soirees together. My love and condolences to your family now that your dad is playing in the Angel Band.

As Lynn's neighbors and friends, we were so very fortunate to have known you, Kenny. We will miss your quick smile, bright eyes and positive encouragement you gave William as you so lovingly included him in your musical jam sessions. We are forever grateful for having known you and three generations on Constance Avenue are saddened by your passing. Gloria, Bruce, Siana, William and Vince

My dearest Kenny,
I love you like my own father, and you always treated me as one of your own. I will never foget your amazing talent, wit, and all the laughs we shared. I am truly blessed to have had you in my life. MarySue, Craig, Lynnie, Karen, Denise and all, my heart aches for your sadness and grief. We have all lost a treasure.

Karen and Montgomery family,
So sorry to hear about Kenny. I always remember how proud Karen was of her Daddy and how much she loved him. May your memories of him help comfort you. You're all in my thoughts at this difficult time.
Love, Lisa

As neighbors to his grandchildren Austin & Hannah, Kenny always welcomed us like family. Going over to Lynn's when Kenny and Marie Sue were there became a party with non-stop rockabilly music by Kenny. He encouraged our son's guitar ambitions by including him in impromptu duets. Kenny was a master musician whose fingers could recreate requested songs in a singer's choice of key.

Dear Ken, you lit up many lives and I was one who had the pleasure to know you. It was the little things you did that made everyone smile, and you always did it with a smile. You graced us with your piano and your special made corn beef hash. You will always be remembered.
Love the Park family

I love you, Daddy. So many people love you. Your music, your smile and your gentle country elegance will grace us every day. Thank you for blessing my life.

Oh Karen. Your dad was such a gentle soul. I remember spending the night with you (on 6th St.) many, many times, and he was always such a happy man. My love to you and your family.

Ken!
You were the best father in law "EVER" I'll miss you every day and will always remember your love and smiles. Your inspiration for me to take out my sax and play songs with you won't be forgotten. I promise to play more often and will always think of you when I do.

I recently visited an art gallery where there was a fabulous electric guitar that truly was an art object on exhibition. The moment I laid eyes on that gem, thoughts of Kenny came rushing into my mind and how he would have enjoyed looking at that instrument, talking to the artist about it, and perhaps giving it a twang or two. My sincere sympathy to you all -- love, Mumsey

Lynn my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. You are loved, and you are not alone. Ever. Love, Julie

Thursday April 5th from Upland: My Dad, 84 this month is taking life's journey to Heaven today. I think God needs him to teach the angels how to love, even moreso. We'll miss Dad's precious smile and all he did each and every day. Our hearts are so sad, but this we know: When God calls, you have to go.........perhaps He also needed a new lead guitar player. I just don't know, I believe so.

Kenny, 
My love of quality Country Western Music comes from hearing the music through your "guitar." Joyous family gatherings from childhood to adulthood; I always looked forward to the music. You were dearly loved and I will miss you.
Dorothy Beer