Davfe, Steve and Moss Family,

We was very sorry to see in the paper about your Father's passing. Our community has lost a Husband, Father and friend to many in our community. My wife and I send our prayers with you at these hard moments.

Oh, there are so many wonderful memories of Uncle Ken. I was always intrigued when we visited during a rainstorm, he took the opportunity to go out and wash his hair in the pouring rain! He said it made his hair so soft! And helping pick strawberries in that endless strawberry patch. It was always a treat when Uncle Ken pulled up unannounced in our driveway in the ambulance to stop for a cup of coffee with Mom and a piece of mom's rhubarb crisp. And of course, the times we would drive to Iowa City to visit, he got out the old tires so we could roll down the hill behind the house and perhaps roast marshmellows in a bonfire afterwards.

May the memories of Ken be many and the sad times be few. Although he will be missed, he was a man that was always happy to see you whether it be at the store or at an athletic event of some sort. I will always remember the twinkle in his eyes and hugs! Spread your wings, Ken, and fly...

Annette and I are so sorry to hear about Ken.

Dear Jan and families, God bless you all through your sorrow. My dad, Bill Costolo, and Ken drove State ambulances together many years ago, and dad always spoke highly of Ken. Jan, I always have many good memories of working with you in Ob-Gyn way back when. You have my deepest sympathy.

Dear Moss Family:

We just wanted to offer a message of support. In the short time we spent with you all, we learned of the love and concern you had for Ken, and we know that it's because that love and care was modeled to you by him. Thank you for allowing us the privilege to spend time with Ken. We know that he will be missed greatly.

KENNY AND I WERE BOY HOOD FRIENDS ALONG WITH THE SULLIVAN BROTHERS WHO LIVED DOWN THE ROOD WITH PRINCE AND THE SULLIVAN PONEY, DICK. WHAT GREAT T;IMES WE HAD BACK OF THE CEMETAY 75 YEARS AGO

Dearest Jan, Ken's Children and spouses,

First let me say what an honor it was to be asked to come into your home and care for Ken.

It didn't take long to realize Ken had something special. He had such a warm smile and gentleness about him. His kindness would shine even when he wasn't feeling the best.

I enjoyed spending time with each of you, the love you have for him is tremendous and I know he could feel the love that surrounded him.

Please know that my time with y'all has made an impact on me. Thank you for sharing with me your heart, love, laughter, some tears, memories and strong family bond.

With love,

Ammie Neal

Extending our sympathy to the Moss family at this time.

Kenny was such a nice man and neighbor to our family when we lived out next to them on Hwy 1 and after we moved into town. Always had a gift of gab...and a twinkle in his eye. Warmest hugs to you all.