Brian Deignan said...
I am truly saddened to learn of Kenny's death. It has been many years since Ken and many others conducted their marathon liars dice sessions at the Rite Spot over which I presided as master of ceremonies and bartender. Kenny and I shared (too) many beers and possibly other substances in our mutual appreciation of the wonders of life. His passion - for friends, baseball, family, baseball, music, baseball, life, baseball, laughter, baseball, politics, baseball, economics, baseball, sunlight, baseball, moonlight, baseball, last call, baseball, dogs, baseball, kids, baseball and every bit of everything that makes up this world - knew no bounds. My deepest sympathies go out to his brothers Randy and Paul and all the members of his family, to his ex-wife Martha and her extended Wehrer family who loved him so, and with sincere apologies, to his partner whom I met only once and whose name I unfortunately do not recall. Although it has been over 20 years since our extended time together I still remember Kenny fondly as a good man and a great friend. Bittersweetly I will always remember his passing since it occured on my 60th birthday which had been celebrated the previous Saturday in a fashion which I know Kennny would have appreciated and enhanced had he been there.
Sail on brother,
Love and thunder,
Brian Deignan
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