Saturday, March 23, 2019
Dear Jaynes and Nowak families,
We are sorry for your loss. Uncle Kenny’s love for all of you was evident.
Uncle Kenny – so kind and generous; so much fun to hang out with him, and go hunting and play Rook with him at his cabin, to visit with him and Aunt Mae at their home and to listen to Uncle Kenny’s many stories of hunting, fishing and life. Uncle Kenny, Kenny Bob and the other men we went hunting with made those events such a wonderful time of belonging, fun, laughing, enjoying nature, and maturation for the younger men. I have fond memories being there with them and my cousin, Scott. We really looked up to our older cousins, and enjoyed those times with Uncle Kenny and the other men. Uncle Kenny was always so kind. We knew we belonged, were valued and were cared for by him. I was always proud of my Uncle Kenny that he was the Post Master in Vassar. He was a responsible man. Uncle Kenny, Aunt Mae and my cousin Patti were very encouraging to me with their caring, their words, their generosity, their guidance and hugs. I knew I mattered to them. They made me lift my sights to live better. I miss them all and look forward with anticipation to enjoying heaven with them. May we all receive God’s gift of salvation through Jesus who loves us so much that he paid the ultimate price for our sins on the cross so our sins can be forgiven and we can live redeemed lives in a wonderful relationship with God. Thank you Jesus for what you have done for us! Thank you for what you did in my Uncle Kenny’s life!
We are not able to be at the funeral but our prayers are offered for you all.
In celebration of my Uncle’s life, and
With love and empathy,
Randall, Debbi, Brittany and Brandon Baxter in New Zealand
