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A person that departs from this earth never truly leaves, for they are still alive in our hearts and minds, through us, they live on. Please accept my condolences, he will not be forgotten. My Friend "Ken"!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had the honor of serving Ken many delicious pastries when I went monthly to Schraffts with Pure Pastry. He always enjoyed purchasing Pastry for himself and co-workers. He knew what everyone liked and his favorite was our carrot cake and he always commented that was his vegetable for the day. He enjoyed knowing what we had for new offerings and trying them. My deepest sympathy to family, friends and co-workers.

My sincerest condolences to my cousins. My heart goes out to all of you and your families.

Dear Ken It was truly a pleasure working and meeting you. I would definitely miss you. You always bright the office and you were such an amazing person, always had a smile and something to say to make us feel happy. You taught me so much and I will always be appreciate and grateful

HEART FELT CONDOLENCE TO KEN'S FAMILY. HE WAS AN AMAZING COWORKER SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MAY HE REST IN PEACE

Dear Ken Ken, it was an absolute honor to be able to learn from you. As my first trainer at HealthNet back in 2008 you gave me the tools to not only do the job, but excel at it. You my friend are a library of knowledge. Your sarcastic witty sense of humor always made the day!!! you will be sorely missed!!!

My sincere condolences to Ken's family and friends. I worked with Ken at BMCHP for many years and, like many coworkers, will miss his humor, friendship and knowledge.

Kenny was a long time friend of my sister and her husband, and therefore became a friend of the family. He was always so pleasant and cheerful for everyone. My condolences to his family and thank you for sharing him with us.

I also grew up with Ken. Ken was easy going and always cheerful. When my mother passed a few years ago I moved back and bought our family home from my sisters. Ken was still living at his family’s home so it was nice to see a familiar face here in Squantum. Our family has a wedding in Newport on September 21. There is a brunch at my sister Elaine’s on September 22 not sure I will be back by 1:30. To Linda, Mark and Beverly I’ll miss seeing you to celebrate Ken’s life and talk about growing up here in Squantum.

Kenny and I grew up together in Squantum. We were classmates and in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts together. I’m very sorry to hear of Kenny’s passing. RIP Kenny. Kenny had a few great parties in Squantum, one of which had the Quincy PD send about 4 cruisers. Great times growing up with Kenny and others.