Tuesday, May 31, 2022
Even though Ken was 9 years younger than myself, he always strove to keep up. For example, at age 6, he could drive the Farmall A all by himself. At 11, he outshot the men at trap shooting at the Ekfrid Gun Club, with his single shot Cooey 12 gauge shotgun. At 15, even before he had his driver's license, he owned and rode a Harley Davidson XLCH Sportster motorcycle. Before he was married, he owned a Corvette and a Trans AM Firebird. He indeed was a challenging baby brother to keep up with.
Ken was a generous and giving person, both with his time and finances. His ready wit and outgoingness always added to family gatherings. His dedication to our parents' needs in their later years was another of his many admirable traits.
James
