We are so very sorry to hear of Kens passing. He was a great man. So kind always had a smile on his face and loved life. We will never forget the time he had us bring our kids up to ride and get to know the horses and help in the barn. Several times we went to just see him at Kays and the stories he told. Those memories will forever be cherished. RIP Ken -The Hourihan Family
Jill- I am shocked to hear of your father’s passing. He has been a good friend for a long time. I just spoke with him not to long ago. He will truly be missed. My deepest sympathy.
Donna (Gonzalez) Driscoll
Ken was a wonderful man with whom lifted the spirits of all who came in contact with him. He was there when my dad passed away and taught me things that will stay with me until I die. I had the pleasure to know him since we worked together for 4 years and he was such a great friend. He will be deeply missed. God Bless to Ken's family and friends. May God heal all the hearts that have been broken with his loss. I will say he will be remembered.
Kenny was very precious to us. He was our first nephew. I will never forget hIs voice saying, “Hi Aunt Jeanie.” He was a loving cheerful person, and Joan and I will miss him very much.
All our love to the family,
Jean and Joan
I will never forget those childhood days when we played knock hockey on the Felsburg's patio or when Kenny would help us set up our pool for the summer. I remember Kenny and I shoveling snow off the basketball court at Cotton Street Park so we could shoot hoops in the middle of the winter and when Deb, Pam and Kenny ran a line from my sister's bedroom window to the Felsburg's dining room window so they could pass notes to one another. I will miss Kenny.
Not one memory stands out over the others when spending time with Kenny and the family. All were great with a lot of laugher. He was a great guy with a big heart. He always found time to call his Aunt Joan to check in and say hi. There is no one else like Kenny. You will be missed. Kathi
