THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from those who knew you are touching and reflect their admiration and respect for you. May you rest in eternal peace.

I remember your smile and politeness whenever I saw you Ken.
My very best friends brother. We all grew up with fond memories of childhood. I miss you and your family. You were always a hero. Bless you for your sacrifice.

Ken was my friend in high school at St. Francis prep, then in Brooklyn, New York. He was a great swimmer and an overall sweet guy. I miss him so much. He is an American hero who died for freedom,

I swam at Xavier for 3 years against Kenny and St. Francis Prep. He always beat me, but was a gentleman and a great competitor. Years ago my brother-in-law iwho went to grammar school/ Sacred Heart/ told me he had been killed in a copter crash in Viet Nam. Every Memorial Day I think of him and say a prayer.

Kenny..growing up across the street from you is one of my
Fondest memories. I think about our wonderful childhood and miss you til this day. Some day all of us will be joyfully reunited. God hold you close until then.
Louise