Seeing this notice from Jimmy regarding the passing of Kenny saddens my heart. I know too that he is in a good place, but far too soon. My sincerest condolences to you and your family, my prayers go out to you all as well as to Kenny. What a wonderful, long life you had together and it has only ended on this side, it goes on forever in eternity.
I am very saddened by the news of Kenny's death. I know all to well what you are going through since I lost my wife Patsy almost two years ago.
It will take a long time to adapt to this, but it will get better even though I cry almost every day.
I always thought very highly of yours and Kenny's relationship. It was probably the most high profile one in our class. We all thought the world of you for your spirit, bubbly personality and friendliness.
I will be thinking of you in the future and I wish you all the luck in the world.
I can't get emails from the class page anymore, Wallace LaRue told me about Kenny. I couldn't begin to know how you feel after being together for as long as you two. I know you will be getting a great deal of support from all the great friends you have made during the years. My prayers and thoughts will be with you.
We were saddened to hear of Kenny's passing. Our heartfelt sympathy to Faye Prince and family during this time of mourning. I ask God to give strength and comfort to you.
Two years ago I got this message from Kenny: HAVE A HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY DAY AND A GREAT YEAR AHEAD. FP & Kenny
Kenny and FP stretch into the depths of my memories as far as I can recall. Their memory reminds me of hot summer days and cool porches with ceiling fans; Watching the Miss America pageant with Perry, sitting on the levee, and having a Wimpie at Buehler's. And all through those memories I see a smiling, gentle Kenny and a bubbly, happy Fay Prince.
Bless you, Fay Prince. Pat and I have such fond memories of our times together when we were young and older, especially when you and Kenny came to Kentucky. We went on a long, joyful boat ride on beautiful Lake Cumberland. Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers go out to you.
Deepest condolences on your Great loss. I'll never forget the kindnesses you both showed me years ago at one of our reunions. Remember, you took me out on Lake Ferguson and treated me to an afternoon of Waterskiing? What fun! And for years, I had a newspaper clipping of Fay Prince attending my 2nd birthday party. That was 73 years ago.
May God Bless you and your family and give you consolation to carry on. Rest in peace, Kenny Alexander.
Kenny and Fay Prince the last few years! Kenny retrieved Wayne from a car wreck on desolate hwy1 late one night and that began their friendship. From then on we began visits together and cherished our times together. Kenny was always willing to be our handyman when needed at our lake house as well as our home. We will miss him so much, but plan to keep Fay Prince in our lives as much as possible..
Rubye Moore (Bryant)
Fay Prince,
Seeing this notice from Jimmy regarding the passing of Kenny saddens my heart. I know too that he is in a good place, but far too soon. My sincerest condolences to you and your family, my prayers go out to you all as well as to Kenny. What a wonderful, long life you had together and it has only ended on this side, it goes on forever in eternity.
God Bless and be with you,
Rubye Moore Bryant
Richard Gehrett
Fay Prince:
I am very saddened by the news of Kenny's death. I know all to well what you are going through since I lost my wife Patsy almost two years ago.
It will take a long time to adapt to this, but it will get better even though I cry almost every day.
I always thought very highly of yours and Kenny's relationship. It was probably the most high profile one in our class. We all thought the world of you for your spirit, bubbly personality and friendliness.
I will be thinking of you in the future and I wish you all the luck in the world.
Love
Dick Gehrett
Gerald Ward
Faye Prince:
So sorry to hear about Kenny's departure. Always thought a lot of him and Faye Prince, and I'm sure he will be missed greatly.
Bobby Hutchinson
Faye Prince:
I can't get emails from the class page anymore, Wallace LaRue told me about Kenny. I couldn't begin to know how you feel after being together for as long as you two. I know you will be getting a great deal of support from all the great friends you have made during the years. My prayers and thoughts will be with you.
Bob Hutchinson
Curlee Green
We were saddened to hear of Kenny's passing. Our heartfelt sympathy to Faye Prince and family during this time of mourning. I ask God to give strength and comfort to you.
D Gorton
Two years ago I got this message from Kenny: HAVE A HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY DAY AND A GREAT YEAR AHEAD. FP & Kenny
Kenny and FP stretch into the depths of my memories as far as I can recall. Their memory reminds me of hot summer days and cool porches with ceiling fans; Watching the Miss America pageant with Perry, sitting on the levee, and having a Wimpie at Buehler's. And all through those memories I see a smiling, gentle Kenny and a bubbly, happy Fay Prince.
What a wonderful life to be celebrated!
William Kimbrell Jr.
Bless you, Fay Prince. Pat and I have such fond memories of our times together when we were young and older, especially when you and Kenny came to Kentucky. We went on a long, joyful boat ride on beautiful Lake Cumberland. Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers go out to you.
Robert Hunter Klein
Dear Fay Prince:
Deepest condolences on your Great loss. I'll never forget the kindnesses you both showed me years ago at one of our reunions. Remember, you took me out on Lake Ferguson and treated me to an afternoon of Waterskiing? What fun! And for years, I had a newspaper clipping of Fay Prince attending my 2nd birthday party. That was 73 years ago.
May God Bless you and your family and give you consolation to carry on. Rest in peace, Kenny Alexander.
Sincerest personal regards,
Bob Klein
Lynda Ely (Williams)
What wonderful times Wayne and I experienced with
Kenny and Fay Prince the last few years! Kenny retrieved Wayne from a car wreck on desolate hwy1 late one night and that began their friendship. From then on we began visits together and cherished our times together. Kenny was always willing to be our handyman when needed at our lake house as well as our home. We will miss him so much, but plan to keep Fay Prince in our lives as much as possible..
Lynda Ely Williams