Ryan Kenneth Sinner

The Sjolinds family is so saddened to hear of Ryan’s passing. He always had an easy smile and was always willing to make the busy times in the business easier. We certainly enjoyed seeing him show off some of his abstract artwork that he had on his phone. Our hearts go out to Ken and Amy and their family. Tracy and Chris Thompson

Ryan was a coworker of mine at Sjolinds. We worked a lot of Sunday’s together and shared a love for art. I have great memories us showing each other our favorite pieces we’ve made. I always sketch on the notepad when work gets slow, and Ryan would usually add onto my drawings. His little happy characters always brightened my day. He will be missed tremendously.

We are so sorry for loss. He was a wonderful young man. Love,

Dear Sinner Family. Hugs to all of you in your loss of Ryan. I did not know your young man, but do have a dear friend , Helen Kahl who lost a son very early in his life. May God hold all of you in his arms and comfort you. Blessings to all of you and may God bless your memories . Sincerely , Betty Drape

Ryan was one of the first friends I made in college. He was always thoughtful, empathetic, and creative. He was also very funny and had a great sense of humor. Often coming up with a goofy response perfectly timed seemingly out of nowhere. Pictured is a a group of us seeing a comedian he liked, Drew Lynch.