Condolence: ...miss you, Kenny-Racer, I figure God's got a brand new Ford for you to sit in and enjoy your Heaven's side view...and imagine you will get more than your fill now of meatloaf and mashed spuds that you enjoyed so much ... ...I still have the package of peppermint candy, you always had them at ready to give to a friend...and every NASCAR Cup Race on NBC ...I will half expect you knocking on my door to make sure that I watch it... ...you were such a good friend...always watching out to come help me get things from car to my apartment, knowing that I needed the extra help...such a kind, humblle person, Kenny, and appreciated...I am so grateful to God for you ...feeling badly what you were going through, you continually saying that God, only, was the One who would say when your 'time' would come...I miss my racing pal... ...but you gave "C" one heck of a run for it and ran your race courageously, hard charging...so rest well, my good friend...-as ever, Shanna

Condolence: Kenny lived in my building and we became friends. He would always tell me I'm his only friend there and he also told me thank you for talking to me. Kenny also kept peppermint candy in his pocket and every time he seen me he give me one and he always ask me when the kiddos was coming my grandkids and he'd always give them candy he looked forward to that and they look forward to getting candy. Kenny was a man set in his way and talked about only God could take care of his cancer. He spoke of his son Andy a lot and his daughter n law and spoke highly of them and that they always make he was taken care. My heart feels sad, I will miss my friend and our conversations we had. He told it like it was, I think that's why we got a long so good. Lol. My prayers and thoughts go out to his family. Unfortunately I will not be able to make it to the memorial service due to work however I will miss you my friend. R.I.P... now all of your pain will be gone, I'm blessed for the time I did have to know you