Ken was known as a friendly, good-hearted and helpful man whose love for the Lord showed in his character and every day life. His love of animals led Ken to have several dogs simultaneously over a long period of years, and I remember him telling about his cat(not dog)who would fetch things for him. Ken was an acute chess player and I heard from another that he was nationally rated by a chess association. With all this it was simply Ken, himself, which made him admirable. The world would be a better place if it had more people like Ken. He is missed.