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Linda posted a condolence
Friday, September 16, 2011
Thinking of you my big brother, and missing you!
In reading these comments again, I must say I like the little poem to Kathy you wrote all those years ago. Thanks Kathy for sharing...and making me remember Parda again too. He was a good dog,and he was a good guy.
Sis Linda
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MzpPReKGeE posted a condolence
Saturday, June 18, 2011
The forum is a brighter place thanks to your posts. Thakns!
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Katherine (Isenhower)Carson posted a condolence
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Kenny,I wondered why you've been coming to my dreams the last year,know I know.The last time we talked I was so happy,IT took years to find you.I know it was so healing for both of us.It was'nt love that ended our marriage.Thank you for the adventure that was our marriage.I know what pain is and we do hold on for the ones we love.I'm happy your soal is free.I'll leave with the poem you wrote for me when we parted.(P.S.give parda a hug for me!
I'll paint all my life for you,
in colors,
mostly greens and blues.
soft skies,
and if you close your eyes,
and hold your head just right,
you'll see me there,
and you're there too.
the greens are me,
the blues are you.
and where the colors merge,
and green is blue,
and blue is green,
wer'e the colors in between.......
My LOVE to your family Kathy Carson Santa Rosa Ca.
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Mary barnes Posted Jun 13, 2023 at 12:00 AM
It has been 24 yrs since you passed and never a time that I thought of you wasn’t with love and loss Kenny you and I always had a special bond with each other and we are soulmates for eternity love you and hopefully will be able to see yiu again in the next life
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Hoot-N-Nanny your baby sister posted a condolence
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Hi brother,
Sorry I did not write sooner but I just did'nt know what I should write. I love you and miss you, but you know that. I miss you not
being there for our sis Linda you know she is lost with out you. You two were always there for one another. I know you are in a better place now and feeling much better. The last time I spoke to you I could hear it in your voice the sadness,the pain,and flustration of what you were having to endore. That sister of yours riding you(out of love thats all, you knew that). You will be in my heart always and I will think of you with Mom, Kathy, Sandy and Aunt Julie and all the other wounderful people I miss that are not hear on earth but are in the most beautiful place ever with you in Heaven. Some day we will all meet again and get to share eternity with each other. XOXOX Your baby sis Rhonda
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Your sis Linda posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2010
I miss picking up the phone and hearing "Linda, this is your big brother"...
And soooo many other things and times! Maybe mom and you are celebrating your birthday today.
I love you soooo
and will see you again!
sis
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Pam Anderson posted a condolence
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Kenny I haven't seen you in years, but look forward to seeing you again one day in heaven. God bless your loved one's that well miss you bunches. Hugs ,Love and Peace to all....
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Mike posted a condolence
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Ken, we were friends for 20 years and then I split. I just learned of your transition from Linda. I'm sorry I didn't keep in touch. You were my closest friend. I hope to be with you again-your dust mixing with mine somewhere in the universe.
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Brenda posted a condolence
Sunday, October 11, 2009
I've thought about this for a long time now. I lost the love of my life and find it impossible to put into words my feeling. I am so lost without Kenny and Jake is too. My only comfort is in knowing Kenny is not suffering any longer. Kenny is with his Mother which he loved dearly and called her every Valentine's day and asked her to be his Valentine. I am the luckiest woman in the world to have been loved by him. He will be loved and missed the rest of my life.
I love you Kenny!
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Carol posted a condolence
Monday, August 31, 2009
In my lifetime, I never found a gentlemen with which I was so compatible. Kenny and I were together many years ago in Redding, California. Those were some of my fondest years of love. Kenny was a compasoionate man. He was unselfish, gentle, considerate of others, a good communicator and, most of all, able to genuinely love another person unconditionally with all his heart.
Within the last year I tried to find Kenny again. With no avail, as his death was revealed to me recently, I felt a huge loss within my heart and soul. I wonderful human being has passed.
I give my love and respect I had for Kenny to all his family members and friends who will miss him more than dearly.
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Linda Johnson shebelj@comcast.net posted a condolence
Saturday, August 15, 2009
I’ve tried to write this so many times…and I’ve read all the heartfelt words, and memories shared in this book. Such a treasure!
The picture by the way is the one that Ken painted on Ron’s racecar. They spent many hours with their heads together on it and I thought he would approve of it being here.
As I write I still hear him say as he hugged me in the yard that day, “Linda, I get so weary”. Or during one of our many phone conversations, “Linda there are no good days, only bad days or worse days”. Or when urging him to keep up the fight and continue to ‘hope’…he said, “how do we know that it isn’t better on the other side?” And I said that, ‘of course I didn’t know, but that I just wanted him here with us for a little more time. Just a little more time.
I also still see you standing in the bathroom that day as you so humorously said,“ Now what would Jesus do?” Or during one of our last visits with you at home…as you look up at me from your bed, smile and say…“see you don’t have any nursie genes, ’cause if you did you’d be getting the Lysol out and cleaning up after me”… Then you add in your unique way , “and you don’t have any cooking genes either”. We laughed about that one didn‘t we? (And I suppose it’s true.)
And I watched your impatience grow while you stayed put for 5 hours sitting in that damn chemo chair you so hated! I thought then and now that you probably did it mainly for all of us…knowing we loved you so. But all the while you kept telling me, “it is what it is Linda” And I know now it was not meant to be. It was too late to win the fight…
OK, you’re right I do talk too much. But my heart is heavy knowing I cannot talk to you anymore. Knowing that you are no longer in this world to share more ’walks on the beach with Annie and me’. But I cherish the days we did have, as your card said, … ‘Through it all, the Good, the Bad, and the Unbelievable’ . I too must believe you are in a better place. And I’m betting that the stars and the endless universe is your playing field. (…you know how I love sparkly things…see they are real aren’t they?)
As Dwight said you are with mom now. Or as someone else I know tells the departed “..have a good journey my friend”. Have a good journey my brother. Have a good journey!
I love you always
Sis Linda.
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Dwight Isenhower posted a condolence
Friday, August 14, 2009
I miss my big brother, I know your with Mom right now looking down on all of us, give her a kiss for me. In the past few years we got closer and I thank you for that. I don't know if I grew up or you slowed down but we started to keep in touch and our phone calls and visits with you and Brenda meant a lot to me. I remember as a kid growing up you had all the kool things, cars, bikes and thing you left behind when you moved out. I found an old pair of pointy shoes I think they were called chinos, but it was right about the time the Beatles came out and they looked like Beatle boots to me so I stuffed then with t-paper and wore them around, thought I was so cool, like you. Well I miss ya, and think about you all the time. Love ya Brother.
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Doug Stanley posted a condolence
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Hey Uncle Kenny! Thanks for the family memories, both that I've had and the ones others have sharred with me (especially Linda and my wife Debbie). I really appreciate your love for the family and will try to mirror your example. I look forward to all of us being together again!
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Samrith hel samrithhel@live.com posted a condolence
Sunday, August 9, 2009
hay uncle ken im sry for not visiting u at the hospital i didnt think i would be able to take u being sick and not well. i hope Angie took very good care of u shes awsome. i will miss u tons at the barbecues any of the family get to gethers. u where always the one i hung around with cause i love talking cars with u. oh yea i went fishing the other day and caught a nice steelie down at the cowlits i felt like u help me catch that one i know u where there with me uncle ken ur awsome n i will miss u very much so R.I.P love sam
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Michelle Anctil (Michelle Johnson) msurdo@aol.com posted a condolence
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Sorry to keep posting but I put my email address but didn't put my name on the post. Love you all and enjoy reading your messages and hearing your memories :)
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Debbie Stanley (Johnson) ddsr14ever@yahoo.com posted a condolence
Saturday, August 8, 2009
I am blessed to have you as my uncle. You are woven into so many family memories; weddings and pictures (you took the best ones:), reunions (will miss the signs you made for them), barbeques and Thanksgiving and all the silly conversations. Yes, even the sad ones because your presence, your love, made it better. Family was important to you. I miss your laugh. I didn't know how much until I heard your son laugh. When I hear it again I will think of you and smile. Someday we will be with you in God's place. I bet you even get to paint the heavens until we get there. Until then, you will be missed!
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Roy J. Johnson posted a condolence
Thursday, August 6, 2009
When I think about Kenny I think back just over 50 years ago. I was 15 and he was 14. I meet him in the Parker Homes neiborhood in the summer of 59. Kenny was a good friend right from the start. 2 years later I would marry his sister and my good friend was now part of my family or maybe more real that I became a part of their family. One day Kenny started talking about joining the army! He joimed the Paratroopers and became a Ranger and was proud of doing so but he wasn't into the military Life. At 14 he loved to draw and paint did it very good and truned it into a life's work that fit him well. I could tell you many stories about his friendship over the last 50 years and what it comes down to is Kenny is a good and noble spirit and right now he is resting in the arms of heaven. But then like all life... nothing stays static for long and he will most definitly manifest his spirit and purpose into more to be done and to learn. I can feel he is still part of my own being and i know in another time and purpose He will be part of my karmic family again...
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little ronnie posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
hey uncle i love you man. i remember the last time i seen you it wasnt long before you passed and i remember i shook your hand but it was different because i shook your hand as a man. i will miss you i have already said some prayers for you and i never do that just enjoy where you are at and i will see you soon you have made me realize to cherish family before it is too late thank you i love you.
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Ron Anctil SR. posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Life is short. I'm very lucky to have had the best uncle in the world, and also an awesome sponser for my race cars. I will keep your name Pro Art Signs on my race cars forever. MISS YOU KEN we had alot of good times to many to type lol. Well I'm sure you're in heaven now! I will never forget you! Thank you for being my buddy and pal. RIP
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meggie lou lou posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
i wish i could of spent more time and shown more love. Ill always have you in my heart and now you are in a better place where we will all meet once again.!
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Barbara Christman Patterson posted a condolence
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Our love was sweet & innocent. forever loving you.
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Robert W. Isenhower posted a condolence
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Remember you as Kenny Boy. Your Iowa cousin.
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Michelle Anctil (Johnson) posted a condolence
Friday, July 31, 2009
My Dear Funky Unky,
What a sheer blessing to spend so many years of my life with an uncle so close to my heart. I will miss you tremendously. For the pictures you colored me, the glasses of water you dumped on me and the horse teasing you always gave me, I thank you. You touched my life, my heart and my soul. Until we meet again Uncle, remember I love you. To all my famlily out there who are reading this guest book, please keep in touch. Life is short and family is priceless. Hope your all well!
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George Hunter posted a condolence
Friday, July 31, 2009
I didn't spend a great deal of time with you, but those times when I was around you were truely enjoyable. I enjoyed your wit and humor and the sharing of some of the history of your siblings, especially Linda. You are good man, Mr. E., and I consider it a privilege to have known you. Rest in peace, and I hope where you are now, NASCAR is on TV 24/7 and all customers pay thier bills on time.
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