Uncle Kenny was a very caring uncle who knew how to make you feel special. I remember when as a young kid , he and aunt Kathy took me to their house to spend the night. It was always good to see him and aunt Kathy at family reunion picnics. he had as easy way about him that made you feel comfortable. He will be greatly missed.

Kenneth was my Uncle, but was more like an older brother. He was 16 years older than me and lived with my parents and I when I was a young boy. I have many great memories of Uncle Kenneth. To highlight just a few: rides on his motorcycle, his dating the girl He would later marry (Aunt Kathy) - they even took me out with them once to the movies, the many visits to their home in Beaumont and shooting in the country ( Aunt Kathy was especially fond of his 12 Ga. shot gun Ha!)

Uncle Kenneth was a kind, thoughtful, wise and generous man. His influence on my life inspired me to name my son after him. (Kenneth Byron Gillispie) He was always a part of my life and He will be missed but never forgotten

I have so many fond memories of my Uncle Kenny. One of my earliest ones is when I think I was about 9 yrs old and I was traveling back from "somewhere" with him and my aunt. I don't remember any of the other specifics, but we were going thru the agriculture checkpoint. I remember the man coming to his window to ask him if he was transporting any fruits or vegetables from another place, and he said "Just that cute little tomato in the back seat". I beamed and thought he was just the funniest man! He was always pleasant and so attentive to all of us kids when we were little. We "city" kids of the family loved going out to his house because it was like going out to the country. He opened his home up to all of us and his family was great. I will miss his cheery voice and his wonderful smile! RIP Uncle Kenny...I will always love you.