To Ken's family, we share in your grief but remember a person who we were happy to have known and worked with here at Buffalo Stamping Plant. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
David and Laurie Dunbar
my deepest condolence and sympathy to you and your family, heart man to work with. Ken and I started at Ford around the same time, we worked together for many years. I couldn't say enough good things about him.
I met Ken when I was just out of college. We were selling cars at a local dealership. Ken taught me so much about life throughout the years.. The only reason a lot of us younger guys looked forward to work was because Ken was there. He always had a story or a joke that would make you roll-over laughing. He had NO time for anyone he thought was not a nice a person and he had an uncanny ability to spot them from seemingly miles away. He always gave me great advice about life mixed with his great sarcastic sense of humor. I will never forget my good friend Ken. I know I have another advocate now in heaven and that gives me a lot of solace. May God bless his family at this very difficult time. Please be assured of my prayers for Ken and the entire family. Peace, Max Halady
I just today heard of Kenny's passing, & was taken aback @ the news. I only knew him when we were kids growing up in the old neighborhood. We competed intensely against one-another in basketball; his Lincoln boys vs our p.s.44 guys, but always remained friends. Kenny was always soft spoken & bore a wide smile. My condolences to his family-particularly his brother Rodney & his wife Debby who I both, also knew well. Good people...good family. Alex Ramsey
