Kenneth Lowell Barr

I new Ken growing up, living 3 houses away. Although we were not in the same graduating class we were always friendly. Charlene will get a kick out of this, Ruth would pay me 10cents a day to make her lunch when she was in elementary school. It was always in coins from tips she made waitress,, I think that was my first job. It funny how these childhood memories come back. I see Ken was at Agrace as was my Mom was last August. I can't say enough about the wonderful care from those nurses at such a difficult time .Agrace provided such a peaceful place for one to pass .My sincere condolences to you and Charlene. It sounded like you and Ken had a wonderful life with lots of great memories. Hold on to those memories. Sincerely Charlotte Abrahams Norris

Cyndi - My sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved husband, Ken. We go thru our lives thinking someone will be with us forever and then, before we know it, they are gone from our presence in the blink of an eye. You and Ken made such wonderful memories together and enjoyed a full life of love and happiness and those are the memories that will sustain you as the days come and go. You are in my thoughts. Barbara Beck (I worked with you for many years at DNR)

I knew Ken at the Department of Revenue where he served ably and competently for so long. He was one of the best-liked and respected employees at DOR. He was a kind and gentle man and will be missed. Jim Jenkins

Hi Cyndi, I was sorry to learn about your husband's passing. You are in my thoughts at this sad time. You have so many memories with Ken as you traveled around the world, hosted foreign exchange students and many more shared events. May you find solace in those happy memories. Sincerely, June Everson, DNR Retiree

MATC Accounting class of 1965. Ken was a wonderful classmate. I remember him working at Rennebohm's. Steve and I were married June,1970. Steve passed away Feb 2012. I often wondered what Ken and you were doing. Sounds like you loved to travel and have many memories nothing can take away. Nothing can prepare you for the loss you feel. May love of God, family and friends give you the strength to face each day ahead. You have my support and sympathy. Sue Lawrence