Guestbook

1. As Kenny’s mom, I have have been blessed with a son who gave friendship and love to so many. I shall miss him dearly. Before his Dad passed on, Ken’s calls to him brightened his day with humor. Rest in peace, my son. I shall miss your visits of song and music and caring. Your loving soul will always be with me.

2. You were such a good and kind friend to many. Will miss your messages and updates on your wonderful, growing family. It was a sincere pleasure to have known you. Deepest sympathy to your family. Peace
   Donna Hannum

3. Tim sending prayers and condolences for you and your family in this time of loss.

4. we are deeply saddened at the loss of our cousin Kenny, He Will be deeply missed!
   Our heart felt thought to our entire Queppet family! Love you all

5. Ken was the greatest friend anyone could every hope for. I knew Ken for 49 years and over that time he never wavered, always a loyal friend and willing to help or lend an ear. I will miss his humor. In the past few years we have been swapping videos and pictures of our grandkids, he was extremely proud. Ken remembered so many events of our youth, to hear him tell it you’d travel right back to that day. He was truly one of a kind. I will miss you my greatest friend.
   Prayers and hugs to the Queppet family.
   Dave Humphreys

6. I first met Ken almost 40 years ago when we worked together at The Corporation Trust Company (aka CT). He was always fun to be around and I particularly enjoyed hearing his perceptions about the Folk Icons – Bob Dylan, Eric Anderson et alia. You will be truly missed kind soul. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

   Ted Geist

7. Ken was a true friend. We met over forty years ago at WCU living in the same dorm. I found that it wasn’t necessary to have set plans with Ken. We frequently got together on a moments notice often sharing a meal at a greasy spoon. Conversations were about typical things like sports, politics & world events, but most importantly, the people in our lives. Ken loved his family and was especially proud of his kids, Mike & Caity. He loved loved his grandchildren and often shared videos of their exploits. Ken was compassionate, kind, generous, intelligent, and he was a real hoot!

   My condolences to all his family and friends. Kenny will be truly missed!

8. Bucky and Family,

   I’m very sorry for your loss! I can see by the responses that Ken was highly regarded and loved by many family and friends. I only met him a few times at some of your band’s performances. I could tell he was a friendly, laid back, and loyal person, always there enjoying the music and supporting the band. He will always be with you! Peace to you and your family!

   Bob Mitchell

9. I have been fortunate to have had the friendship of Ken for the past five years. He was such a kind and loving soul. We spent a lot of time with my Granddaughter who was only two when we met. He came to the park with us and loved spending time with us. She called him Kenny Wenny. He shared pictures of his Michela and then when little Zayden was born he shared his pictures and videos. He was a dear dear friend to many. He cared so much for his family and friends. He was truly one of a kind. My deepest sympathy to all of his family and friends. I’m grateful to have had him for a friend. I will miss him and all of his pictures of his beautiful family. Rest peacefully Ken

10. I will always cherish the memories of time spent with cousin Kenny. In our last conversation we talked about him coming to Illinois, for a visit. My heart breaks for the whole family, he will truly be missed. There is no doubt his love of family was strong, especially the love for his children and grandchildren. Rest in peace, Kenny… Love ya, Cuz

11. Mr. Queppet was my Dad’s best friend, and I obviously got to know him very early on in my life. He knew my rough phases in life growing up, and he’s heard about how I’ve changed my life as I’ve grown up. The last time I saw him was at my Dad’s wedding, and I remember getting to introduce him to the woman I plan to marry. I told him about how I was soon to start at a TSA position, and how I will be moving into a house of my own in the near future. He was so ecstatic, and I can’t even explain how happy I was to hear him say how proud he is of how I’ve turned my life around these past few years. He said Jenn seemed like a real keeper, and he was happy to hear I finally found a woman I’d be happy to marry. No matter what I was going through, Mr. Queppet never gave up hope on me. I’ll miss the times I got to spend just talking with him, and sharing laughs about funny stories. One thing I’ll always remember most was when him and my Dad were together one day, and the radio started playing, “Bang, bang, I am the warrior.” He started laughing and singing, and it was a side of him I’ll never forget. Always supportive, always there to make you smile, and was one of the best listeners in the world. I’ll miss you very much Mr. Queppet, and I’ll be sure to keep pushing forward on the right path. I can’t ever thank you enough for being a part of my Dad’s and my life. You truly were a brother to him, and I can’t thank you enough for all the joy you’ve brought him over all these years. One of the best men I’ll ever know. ♥️🌹 My heart goes out to all of his family through this ♥️

12. So sorry to hear this news! Kenny and I texted every few weeks (last time Sept 5) – mostly about Phillies, Eagles, Philly SPORTS! But he also talked about family and how much his grandchildren meant to him. We have been friends since 1st grade at St Mary’s — I will miss him dearly! May you find comfort in all the good memories he has given us all.

13. Compassion. Empathy. Generosity. Comedy. Kindness, Loyalty. Mostly, however, Love of his Family and Friends.

    These are some of the first attributes that come to my mind as I futilely try to describe the indescribable Kenneth Queppet. It may sound cliche to remember someone as “one-of-a-kind,” but I have never met anyone remotely resembling Ken. He always put his family members and friends before himself, always asking “is there anything I can do to help you?” without thinking of his own well-being.

    I knew Ken for nearly forty years and enjoyed every moment in his presence, and I miss him dearly. My thoughts and prayers go out to his extraordinary family and friends, who Ken always spoke of warmly and proudly. Fare Thee Well, my blessed friend. Fare Thee Well.

    Creig Dunlop

14. Queppett Family, I am very sorry for the loss of Kenny. He was around a lot during my childhood. He used to tease us about his “wooden leg” He was always telling us stories to make us laugh. He will be greatly missed by the Conner family.
    Thought and prayers to your family during this time.

15. While working with Ken in 2013, I used the term “secret sauce” in front of a customer , then later while having lunch ( he probably made me pay ) Ken very seriously told me never to use that term again. Period. So we kept in touch over the years and I especially enjoyed speaking with him any time someone used “ secret sauce” in a business conversation and the last time I called to Remind him was September 12th… we both had a good laugh. We will all miss you Ken , love your humor, insight , hearing about your family, your friendship and proper way of conduct. Cheers to you Ken and thanks for all the laughs.

16. Kenny was one of the nicest, sweetest guys I knew in school. I am so very sorry for his loss to his family! You are in my prayers

17. To Ken’s family: i was shocked and saddened to hear of Ken’s death. He was kind, sweet, honest and a loving person. And Ken’s family are the same way. Ken, Ezzy and I had alot of good laughs. You will be sorely missed. Deepest sympathy.

18. Kenny was a regular fixture in our home and we miss him terribly. Rest In Peace brother. Love Anita and Bucky.

19. Kenny frequented the West Grove Diner with another school chum, Vince. Always a few good laughs reminiscing about our school bus ride back in the day. His family lived on Rosehill and mine in the old Rosecroft Development. He always spoke of his family as well. My last memory was at the police “night out” in the West Grove Borough. Kenny, Vince, David Peterson and myself enjoyed conversation and of course the band. Rest easy Ken. Condolences to the family.

20. Kenny will be missed. To a friend from the Boy Scout days Avondale Troop 191. RIP Kenny!!

21. Michael, Katie, Sylvia & Family,
    We were so sorry to hear about Ken’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. We always enjoyed conversations with your dad and his sense of humor. He will truly be missed.
    Pete & Sandy Williamson & Family

22. So sorry to hear about Kenny great guy fun to be with , had a lot of fun over the years our thoughts and prayers go out to

    Ronnie and Nikki

23. I was blessed to have gone to high school with Kenny, he was so funny and such a nice guy. I wish we could have kept in touch but life and distance is the end result. To his family and friends my heartfelt condolences, peace be with you all.

24. Ken was the best. I met him and his family 57 years ago. We grew up together, played together, shared good and bad times, mostly good times. So many memories at the mushroom farm, street hockey and as we grew into adults, our friendship never ended. I was lucky enough to have lunch with Ken just a few weeks ago and we caught up on things. My last memory of him was that we were both laughing and joking and as Ken always said to me upon leaving, “Flip, if you need anything, just give me a call.” The thing is with Ken, he always meant it and he helped with through some tough times. Thank you, my friend. You have forever affected my life. My condolences to Ken’s family. He truly loved you all.

25. Bucky and family,

    I’m so sorry to hear of your loss! Your entire family is in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love and hugs from Montana!

26. Ken,

    This hurts my heart man. From the time you lived above Mynu to all the times you’d come over to our house. Rest easy and I’ll never forget you. CASH BAR FOR LIFE!! 😥

    Ron Cogdill

27. We have know Kenny for many many years and are so sorry to read of his death. He was a great guy with an even greater sense of humor. Funny, friendly and kind hearted, he was always ready to share a laugh or a memory of days gone by.
    Russ and I send our prayers and heartfelt sympathy to his beloved children and to the Queppet Family.
    He will be missed by many!
    Kathy Conner Kilmer

28. Queppet Family, So sorry hearing of Ken’s passing. Truly shocked. I wish words could bring comfort to you during these trying times but I am really at a loss for words. There is great love in your family and I know the love and memories of Ken will help you thru these trying times. RIP Ken.
    Michael, Maryann Conner