Ken was born in Yakima, on January 2nd, 1956. He lived in Selah until the family moved to Zillah in 1962, where the family ranched. Ken went all 12 years of school in Zillah, graduating in
1974, as a charter member, with honors. He enlisted in the Army National Guard in 1974, getting an honorable medical discharge, after being hospitalized, during basic training. Ken worked at Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, Wonder Carwash, and Squeeze Inn Cafe, mostly living at home, until he passed away in 2004. Ken was an avid pool player, dart thrower, and bowler, being in tournaments, and leagues. He always loved a good game whether it was cards, chess, dominoes, or whatever, he loved the compition, and hated losing. He is missed by family and friends. "Rest in peace, Ken"
1974, as a charter member, with honors. He enlisted in the Army National Guard in 1974, getting an honorable medical discharge, after being hospitalized, during basic training. Ken worked at Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, Wonder Carwash, and Squeeze Inn Cafe, mostly living at home, until he passed away in 2004. Ken was an avid pool player, dart thrower, and bowler, being in tournaments, and leagues. He always loved a good game whether it was cards, chess, dominoes, or whatever, he loved the compition, and hated losing. He is missed by family and friends. "Rest in peace, Ken"
Ken was born in Yakima, on January 2nd, 1956. He lived in Selah until the family moved to Zillah in 1962, where the family ranched. Ken went all 12 years of school in Zillah, graduating in
1974, as a charter member, with honors. He enlisted in the Army National Guard in 1974, getting an honorable medical discharge, after being hospitalized, during basic training. Ken worked at Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, Wonder Carwash, and Squeeze Inn Cafe, mostly living at home, until he passed away in 2004. Ken was an avid pool player, dart thrower, and bowler, being in tournaments, and leagues. He always loved a good game whether it was cards, chess, dominoes, or whatever, he loved the compition, and hated losing. He is missed by family and friends. "Rest in peace, Ken"
1974, as a charter member, with honors. He enlisted in the Army National Guard in 1974, getting an honorable medical discharge, after being hospitalized, during basic training. Ken worked at Toppenish Wildlife Refuge, Wonder Carwash, and Squeeze Inn Cafe, mostly living at home, until he passed away in 2004. Ken was an avid pool player, dart thrower, and bowler, being in tournaments, and leagues. He always loved a good game whether it was cards, chess, dominoes, or whatever, he loved the compition, and hated losing. He is missed by family and friends. "Rest in peace, Ken"
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