Condolence: Dear Mr.Ken where do I start ? Perhaps that you are missed at your former home more than you know by staff and residents alike.Outwardly you could appear gruff especially when not feeling well but inside you were a warm man with a big heart.I can still hear you the day before Thanksgiving when I stopped in to help on my day off and you wanted to go downstairs to see the turkeys.You made gobbling sounds in the elevator the whole trip ! And later you had said the meal was tremendous and I can see you sitting in your wheelchair with eyes closed at the table happily chewing on a turkey leg ! A couple months before you passed you had told me the best was yet to come and you could not wait to see Jesus face to face and how beautiful Heaven must be.Dear Mr. Ken there is no doubt you are there and are joking and laughing with everyone like you did here on earth.The last time I saw you alive was the 3 to 11 shift the Saturday before and as I tucked you in bed and said goodnight you had said just perfect and I had written that on your calender as well as the Christmas meal at Hodgdon Green on the 22nd you were so looking forward too. Often you would say you were well taken care of by all your women and did not know what you would do without us and sometimes we would just laugh with you .I love you Mr.Ken and will never ever forget you . God Bless. Love Laurie Ann Robbins caregiver at Hodgdon Green