THE WALL OF FACES

i think back on the days we were in school,all the laffing and cutting up we did.then i remember this empty feeling i have for my lost friend. i thank you for what you have given to this country. your brother i have known for a lot of years and he and i met the other day and we talked a bit. i alone say a heavenly thank you and i SALUTE YOU MY FRIEND and BROTHER IN ARMS.

kenny,all i remember every day is how we were shipped off to the army together. i remember the smile and the laffs we had during the 1st days of basic. we gave them old new york boys H-LL.one day soon we will meet again and i look forward to seeing your smile again and your laffter. r.i.p. till we see each other again my friend and a true warrior

Ken is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Zanesville,OH. PH

Thank you kenny for what you've done my Dad Denny Barton thanks you to. Because of what you and all the others that fout and died have done is the main reason I choose to serve in the Army once agine thank you Kenny.

Kenny bowled at Sunrise bowl on the midnight shift with the Mould shop guys. He always had a smile, always fun to be around. Those who still feel his loss today can be comforted in having known him.