Memories of Kenneth Wayne Blank Sr

In memory of

Kenneth Wayne Blank Sr

Pasadena, TX, USA

July 23, 1956 - August 6, 2021

Jul 23, 1956 - Aug 6, 2021

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Lori Arness

I worked with Kenny for around 5 years. He was a wonderful person to be around. Very caring person and a excellent worker. I wished I would have had a chance to say goodbye. I love you Kenny and will never forget you.

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Paul Altman

Debbie I am sorry! You know Kenny Wayne was one of my good friends. Feel bad for losing contact with him. Please accept my condolences. May God bring you peace and comfort.

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Ed Corder

My condolences to Kennys family and many friends. I loved conversing with him at Leos' during my trips from south Missouri to Texas through April 2015. Kenny and I often talked about how the fix Cajun food and the culture of The Cajun people.

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Tina Kendrick

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Adella Malos

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Tina Kendrick

San Leon, TX, USA

There are so many stories about dad that I could share. I remember every Sunday when I was younger we would go for Sunday drives. The drives were just around San Leon but those meant the world to me, whether on the motorcycle or in the truck. Dad would always cross the street when a car was coming on my side (but far away) and he would drive slow and say ‘your side’. Sundays were also fishing on the dock days, dad would pack his little cooler of Miller Lite and we would head to the dock. I could never explain how much I love him and how much I already miss him. Life does not make sense without him here yet but I know in time it will make sense again somehow and I will always have our memories

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Ashley Marcantel

Such a sweet man. He will be greatly missed. I met Kenny through my husband Jody. I will always remember his kindness and how much his Job meant to him. He was a very hardworking man striving to provide for his family. My family and I will be praying for you all and will miss him dearly. May God be with you all and provide you with strength to get you through this time in your lives.

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Keith Kaiser

Though just a bit younger than me, I remember cousin Kenneth as wiry, happy kid always with a smile on his... Read more Though just a bit younger than me, I remember cousin Kenneth as wiry, happy kid always with a smile on his face trying to keep... Read more Though just a bit younger than me, I remember cousin... Read more