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March 11, 2013
So sorry for the loss of my dear cousin, Kenneth! I had been e-mailing him and not hearing from him; did not know he was back in Colorado. Before the death of my mother-in-law (lived in Sylvia, KS) I had made several trips there and would stop off to see Ken. We loved talking about singing and he told me about all the good times he had singing Karaoke, as I, too, love it. I enjoy listening to the tapes he gave me of his songs. Our family reunions (with Bonnie, Lindell & all) will surely remember when we used to all sing together. Ken, you are greatly missed!!! God bless all the family and give them the comfort only He can give. Sincerely, Lurene (Gilbert) Cornelius, Prague, OK.
February 16, 2013
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Eric Anderson
February 15, 2013
Love and miss you grandpa...
Marla (Cougar)
February 15, 2013
I will remember Ken as a gentle man. He loved classic country music. He shared many laughs with "the karaoke posse". I'm so glad he gave me recordings of him singing. What a lovely voice and a lovely man.
wes
February 14, 2013
i loved hearing ken sing karaoke. he always had so much fun behind the microphone. he is now singing the good old songs in heaven
Les
February 14, 2013
Adios for now Cowboy. til we meet again.
Kathy Cochran
February 14, 2013
Rest in peace Ken, may you bless the angels with your songs as you blessed us. The Karaoke cowboy will never stop singing.
February 14, 2013
Ken was an awesome friend. We shared some similar things in life. I enjoyed listening to him sing and was honored when he would ask me to sing with him. He has left memories that will be cherished. "Happy Trails" my friend.
Doc
Mo
February 14, 2013
My Karaoke Cowboy Ken will forever hold a place in my heart. Thoughts and prayers to his love ones.
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