I do remember Ken. In stature, he was a little man, but with the biggest heart, always trying to help people. Unfortunately, I didn't know him very well, personally, but what I did know, I respected him highly.
Thank you Bonnie. Iv'e started 3 or 4 tributes to Ken's site (actually posted one of them) and found myself, as you did, not knowing alot , nothing really, about Ken's life or death. His life at PHS was kind of obscure and then 20 years went by, then another 10 and all I have of Ken is a couple of pictures of us together at each of those reunions and maybe 20 minutes of conversation. I didn't learn much then and I remember even less now. Maybe it's me just getting older but I find myself wanting to know more about Ken (and others who are gone) and frustrated that it's too late for very many answers. I hope someone knows more. Al
I worked with Ken on the Clan-o-log and thought he was an incredible photographer. He had an eye for the moment. Look in the yearbook for that photo of Ken White at the Carnival (pg 75)- actually look at any of the spontaneous photos - they are probably his work. All great!
I always thought I'd see his work in Life Magazine or on a front page of a newspaper. I felt sad when I heard he was gone. I enjoyed working with him. Adrienne
Bonnie Black (Matton)
I do remember Ken. In stature, he was a little man, but with the biggest heart, always trying to help people. Unfortunately, I didn't know him very well, personally, but what I did know, I respected him highly.
Bonnie Matton
Al Forster
Thank you Bonnie. Iv'e started 3 or 4 tributes to Ken's site (actually posted one of them) and found myself, as you did, not knowing alot , nothing really, about Ken's life or death. His life at PHS was kind of obscure and then 20 years went by, then another 10 and all I have of Ken is a couple of pictures of us together at each of those reunions and maybe 20 minutes of conversation. I didn't learn much then and I remember even less now. Maybe it's me just getting older but I find myself wanting to know more about Ken (and others who are gone) and frustrated that it's too late for very many answers. I hope someone knows more. Al
Adrienne Dewell (Gilmore)
I worked with Ken on the Clan-o-log and thought he was an incredible photographer. He had an eye for the moment. Look in the yearbook for that photo of Ken White at the Carnival (pg 75)- actually look at any of the spontaneous photos - they are probably his work. All great!
I always thought I'd see his work in Life Magazine or on a front page of a newspaper. I felt sad when I heard he was gone. I enjoyed working with him. Adrienne