Sunday, February 9, 2025
Gina, Pam and family,
I was so sorry to hear about Ken's passing. I was glad I was able to attend his funeral service. Pam's eulogy was especially touching. I worked a few years with Ken at Masscomp/Concurrent. He introduced me to the SkiCard International organization and we ski'd a few times together, including one of the Nastar races I believe at Stratton mountain. I hadn't seen Ken in many years or talked with him when I happened to be up in Randolph ME visiting my mother several years back and saw this '41 Chevy with flames on the side go by. I said to my mom, "no way anyone else could have a car like that! That has to be Ken!". So we quickly turned around and managed to catch up to Ken and Gina, flashing my lights at him like a crazy person to get him to pull over. Ken finally stopped, probably thinking he may have some altercation coming, and when we saw each other we both had big smiles on our faces. It was great to see both he and Gina, and who would have thought we'd meet up that way! Ken and I actually talked just a few months ago when he wanted to know more about a fundraiser I was participating in with my family team of "Mansir's Maniacs", and of course he made a donation to the cause. It's the kind of guy he was. RIP Ken.
