Kenneth Nathan Landen

I met Ken shortly after moving to Mt. Horeb in 1985, becoming a bowling team member with him. Later I hired him to do plumbing work on our East Garfield Street house. I certainly can’t claim to know him as well as any Mt. Horeb native. But even though I left town in 1997, I still remember Ken fondly after all these years. He was such a nice person to be around. Having seen his history as written in his obituary, I wish I’d thought back then to have asked him about his early life experiences. RIP, Ken.

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson-Camacho Funeral Home – Mt. Horeb

Sending all my love to the Landen family. This obituary is such a loving tribute to such a kind man. I remember Saturday morning bowling league well! I'm sure his bowling tips were of great service to many!! He will be missed.

Our sympathies. Dave & Peggy

Sending much love to the Landen family. Anna Lee and I have been friends since we began working together at the University in 1986 and I remember her bringing Angie and Alissa to the office. I was honored to be included in many of their family celebrations including Ken's 80th birthday. I will always remember his warmth and kindness and admire his strength and courage during difficult times.