Kenny will be greatly missed by all of us. We had so much fun growing up and Doris and Kenny would be out almost every weekend to BBQ or we would go to the clubhouse. We looked so forward to those weekends, and will never forget the times we had with you.

With Sympathy,

Sandy Parr

When Lisa and I were in graduate school in Southern Illinois, we would always go "home" to Lisa's house in St Charles for Christmas and sometimes for other school breaks. Even before we were married, we would go back to St Charles so Lisa could visit and spend time with her family. Kenny and Doris always made me feel welcome; which was great, because all of my family was back in California and I had no where else to go

When Lisa and I were in graduate school in Southern Illinois, we would always go "home" to Lisa's house in St Charles for Christmas and sometimes for other school breaks. Even before we were married, we would go back to St Charles so Lisa could visit and spend time with her family. Kenny and Doris always made me feel welcome; which was great, because all of my family was back in California and I had no where else to go each Christmas.

Each time we visited, near the end of our stay, Kenny would come home from the Renken grocery store with a big box of beef steaks. T-Bones, New York Strip, Top Sirloin. The works. The when it was time for us to leave, we'd pack the car with all our stuff, put the steaks in last, and then put Lisa's dog, Alice in the back, too. Poor Alice would sniff the box of steaks and then stare at us in the rear-view mirror, drooling all the way back to Carbondale. Now Kenny can pet Alice again, and let her sit at his feet like she used to do.

I'll never forget kenny. What a great man. We had a great time at the clubhouse up on the Cuivre. Although he was friends with my parents when I was just a kid, he always talked to me and teased me. He called me "Little Frances" after my Grandmother. Later on in life I remember having fun, and a few beers, with him and Doris at the ballgames when Brett played.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family now, I'm sure he will be greatly missed.

I will always remember all the good times we had on the river in Kenny's boat, and all the Barbeque's. He sure knew how to BBQ. Kenny was a fun loving individual and he will be missed by many. My fondest memory was whenever Kenny was BBQing, Doris would ask how much longer it would be till the meat was done and Kenny's response was always 1 more beer!!! There are so many memories, we all loved him dearly! Prayers for the family!!!!