Sincere condolences to Claire De Angeli and family. Konner was a wonderful student and friend.  He was there for everybody.  It is hard to accept that he is no more.  Humanity and the world is poorer with his passing.  

Although no words can take away that you and your family bear, may it be a comfort to know that Konner was greatly loved and admired by all of us, and may the father of us all, whose mercies never cease, sustain you in your hour of need and grant you inner peace.

Konner has passed by death, but he has not stopped there. He lives on in the air we breathe, and in our daily conversations. He is a silent listener.     

May His Soul Rest in Peace.

Muna Ndulo

Konner’s infectious and unrelenting enthusiasm will be missed. He was a great part of the Public Policy family here at Stanford and provided advice, encouragement and support to so many of his classmates.  You are missed.

Greg

Konner’s effervescent spirit and unwavering kindness brightened our lives. A sports enthusiast and beacon of joy, his readiness to aid others defined him. A stellar student and Cornell'21 classmate, Konner effortlessly connected across cultures. His zest for life was infectious, seen when he patiently taught me ice skiing, selflessly ensuring my joy. His legacy of selflessness and camaraderie lives on, a testament to his remarkable character. Konner’s laughter and warmth will forever echo in our hearts, a cherished friend, a shining example of compassion and generosity. Rest peacefully, dear Konner.

- Manas, classmate Cornell'21 

Konner, we miss you dearly. We have so many good memories. We always looked up to you during our Sage Ridge times as a role model and an example of courage and selfless devotion to the less fortunate. I miss playing basketball with you and I will always remember our bike ride down the California coast with Tera and our best friends. We will love you always.

-Brandon