Tuesday, January 5, 2021
My deepest condolences to Maryann and the rest of his family and want to tell you I am here in South Alabama just brokenhearted.
I will always treasure my time spent working and traveling around the country with Ken. He was one of a kind and certainly one of the best guys I have ever had the privilege to know. He amazed me by being able to speak his mind and do it in a way that did not upset people. Just being around Ken, you could feel his gentleness, kindness, and good humor and that made me and everyone else love the guy.
As you know, I worked on his NJ exam team for many years and it was the happiest work time I ever had. We got the work done, but he always kept it fun and he found the humor in everything. Sometimes I do not think he always meant to be humorous, but once he realized there was humor in what he had done or said, he would be laughing right along with the rest of us. I could fill a book with the stories! He was a true artist with words when he was telling you how it was! I cannot help but smile when I think back over some of those words and the stories that went with them.
You could always see very easily that he deeply loved his family, our country, his friends, and the Giants. This world is just not quite as good as it was with Ken in it and it has lost a great guy. It makes it a little easier to think about him finally being with Kyle again and how glorious that must be. I feel so lucky to have known Ken and been his friend.
