Condolence: Sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved one. Death is always difficult. Please draw comfort from the words found at 1 Corinthians 15:26 which says "the last enemy death, is to be brought to nothing." And Hosea 13:14 says: From the power of the Grave I will redeem them; From death I will recover them. Where are your stings, O Death? What wonderful promises from a God who cannot lie.

Condolence: Gonna miss You Kenny... will not forget all the hours and overtime you put in as a manifester at the Waste Acceptance Lab. You were an important contributor to the success of the Lab.

Condolence: Ken will be missed, he was a special friend and great Sakima member.We choose to remember the DASH between the dates.Its the DASH that represents the wonderful life lived. We found a tribute written by Linda Ellis that reminds us not to focus on the date of birth and date of death but to focus on the DASH between the dates and for Ken its those times with Debbie, family and friends. Those softball games bases run, Eagles games,playing golf, chatting with friends and dancing,playing music bringing smiles to others and his courageous battles fought. So we celebrate that DASH and focus on that today as we remember Ken. We know he is smiling down and watching over us all.Love you Ken n Debbie. Pat n Rob

Condolence: Dear Shaw Family Brother Don So sorry to hear about the passing of Ken...what a great guy! In the mid to late sixties I worked with both Ken and Don at the Dupont Petroleum lab and then later with Ken at the WWTP outside truck acceptance office where i saw him almost daily. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Shaw family.... Jim Conte Wilmington, DE51

Condolence: Don and Meredith: I am so sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers to you and your family.