Memorial Day Ken Snow style

[GCCLee]

There's more than a few I am sure would say
THANK YOU to this fella if he was still with us.

A Tribute this Memorial Day
http://youtu.be/-DMbn_6f4PA

Chris Lee


Sent from da parking garage of dee detention center

 

[Mikey P]

Thanks Chris

 

[bob vawter]

Ken did set a high standard
an' that's for sure!

 

[bob vawter]

although i knew (of) Ken Snow......we kinna were competitors in the Royal Oak and later in Pontiac areas.....i kidded him about coming in MY ghetto......and we kibitzed here back and forth.......
i really never knew Ken till a month before his death.........
when Shaun died..Ken asked me if it would be OK to come to the memorial...i said sure.....a little scared that this big shot is walking into a Hatfield clan where guns could be drawn........
the flowers appeared first.....a giant spray that Shauns picture sat in front of...SO PERFECT......but im still nervous...
so i see him pull in the parking lot (big Lincoln) and i greet Ken by the door........
it was as a tranquility walked into the room.....he was so warm and gracious to all eight of Joans sisters as he moved so effortlessly
thru the room........talking to Shauns children.....even talked to some of our neighbors......
The only damn time i seen him and he made the largest impression of anyone i've met yet...............

 

[Chris A]

A man among men, that's fo sho

 

[FB7777]

Didn't know that Bawb

Another example of what a stellar human being Ken Snow was

Thanks for starting this Chris

 

[GCCLee]

For those that have no idea who Ken is......
Guy Loved to Help Others, Always

http://youtu.be/OFmFKCRyO0Q





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[truckmount girl]

He was truly a good person, and he packed more positive impact into his all too short life than most people would make in three lifetimes.

We should all strive to be a little more like him as we consider our dealings with the world.

Take care,
Lisa

 

[Ron Lippold]

He was such a good guy, we all could learn something from the man.

 

[glenboy]

Well.said Bob

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[Desk Jockey]

Just a class act! He always treated me like I was the "only one" he was helping.

Then I read there were dozen's of others he was helping and it just makes me smile.

He was so cool, so classy he just made everyone feel as if they were the only one.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Thank you Chris

The hurt of losing Ken is still as fresh as it was last September. But the positive way he impacted all of us and those around him remains...and will remain as long as we who were privileged to have known him remain.

I am a sadder man for having lost him....I am a better man for having known him.

 

[Hoody]

I still kick my own ass for not taking the time to drive just an hour and half north and spend the afternoon or day with him. I often wonder what I could have picked his brain about and I am admittedly envious of those who knew him better than I. What treasure that must have been. Ken taught me to leave my ego at the door and treat everyone with kindness and love. I'm not an extremely wealth man, but I think it is safe to say we are all richer for knowing him.