I remember meeting Ken guarding our gates at the 1776 Armory in Lincoln NE. He was very serious in that position and we became friends right away. I worked in the armory and had quite a few visits from him. I was so happy to have seen him when he was on leave from Iraq. Loved that smile of his and he said when he was done with this tour he was coming back to be the best father. …… of course that did not happen. I have known his kids their whole life and when I see them I always try to give big hugs since their Dad can’t. They are good boys and he would be proud of them. Continue to rest high Ken and we will never forget you!! Thank you for your service my friend

Wow...it has been 13yrs....and I think of you often...and miss you so very much....my kids and all of you grew up together pretty much...neighbors..friends.. just like family...MISS YOUR SMILING FACE...GIVE YOUR MOM..AND MINE HUGS FOR ME...AND I'D HUG YOU TOO ..IF I COULD....

You would have been 40 today, bud! Hope it's a great celebration in heaven!

Ten years have passed already. Remembering you on your birthday!

A true hero to those who knew him!

Thinking of you and remembering Ken.

Always remembered, forever a Hero

Remembering Kenneth on his angelversary. He is our Hero and we will never forget him.