Dr. Thomas Joseph Kenny III, EdD

Dear Judi, I am sorry for the loss of your husband. He must have been a great guy to have you for his wife. Love, Pat Thiessen

Tommy Joe and his brother Donnie played football at Northwestern State in Alva Okla. When I was in early years grade school they played Panhandle State in Goodwell Oklahoma and my father went to the game then he brought them home with him. I was in awe! Later got to go with my dad to take them back.

On July first, I received the sad news of Thomas Joseph Kenny passing, I was deeply sorrowed by it. He was, to me, the embodiment of the trinity of virtues; hope, faith and love. Over the years Tom, my family and I enjoyed memorable and love-filled moments in Christmas, Thanksgiving and independence day. Tom and I had plenty of chats about numerous issues and subjects especially history, a passion we both shared. We talked about Gettysburg, to the Battle of the Bulge even the battle of Bloody Ridge in Korea. My deepest condolences to his wife Judith and his children Anne, Angela, Thomas and Amy & my beloved Samuel and Adam. I extend my condolences to all of his grandchildren, nephews and nieces. May God bless his soul and grants him Heaven. Khaled O. Shebani

Love and condolences to Aunt Judy and all of Uncle Tom’s family. My dad, Phillip, was one of Tom’s younger brothers. Dad and Uncle Tom always had a mutual love and respect for each other as well as many childhood stories from their days growing up in Oklahoma that would usually lead to laughter when shared. RIP Uncle Tom. Hope the Kenny family reunion in heaven was absolutely incredible! Much love and prayers, Tim, Melissa, Koby, Ashtyn, and Evyn Kenny P.S. I’ve included a picture of the Kenny boys in their glory days. Great looking family!

Our warmest condolences,