We had a private family service and spread his ashes on the Beach at Tybee Island Ga where we spent the largest part of our lives. He is survived by his wife Jean A Webster of Jacksonville, Fl, 1 daughter, Kimberly T Cleveland in Tucson, AZ and 2 sons, Kenyon T Webster and Tristan L Webster both in Wilmington, Oh and 3 grandsons in Oh. He spent his adult life working in the Sheet Metal Workers Union and retired in 2006. His job allowed him the freedom to travel and work wherever we decided, if there was need for a journeyman.
His passion was everything birds. It started with one sick bird that his son brought home while managing a pet store. Kenny started taking in and caring for different breeds and soon had his own little flock that traveled with us. He had them trained to fly to the ground and walk right into our hotel rooms. He never had one fly away. He spent a lot of time bird watching and cataloging, after we retired to Florida, taking classes at the local University to learn more.