I was fortunate to meet Kenny years ago when he lived a few houses down from us in Middleboro and he and my Son Dylan became friends. It was always a pleasure to have him around. To me he was intelligent, kind, funny and very respectful. I love that he was a fellow cat person. I think I will miss his smile, and his ability to make us smile, the most. My heartfelt sympathies to his Parents, his Brother and all who cared about Kenny. Rest in Peace Young Man, you will certainly be missed.
My rock in middle school, Kenny you always kept me smiling during a really tough time in my life. Despite growing apart when I moved for high school, we continued to hangout when we were able and anytime we got together it was nothing but love & laughter. I loved working with you at McDonald’s, though brief, when we were on shift together it felt like home. I will miss your genuine belly laughs & the way you encouraged everyone around you! Rest in the sweetest peace my friend!!’
My friend. My brother. Without you and our friends that we made, our pact of "Gods" I wouldnt have made it beyond high school. You helped get me my first job, and we would laugh about how you were there first, so you were the boss, but it was because of probation lol. We got our first apartments together, rooms were side by side, red and blue. Poseidon, and Hades. Time may have kept us apart, but I carried that legacy, and still do everyday when I look at the tattoo (only one I have) that commemorates our friendship and bond from then. It saved my life. You saved my life. I love you brother, may you rest easy and keep a watch from above.
Q: How did you meet Kenneth?
A: I met Kenneth back when he was living with Katrina and Kevin. He was my next store neighbor for awhile. He was a great guy and im going to miss him!!
