Kenneth Michael Stats

Sending love and hugs to you, Kathryn. Ken was always so supportive and kind. We love you!!

Kathryn: We always absolutely enjoyed our annual get together at you house on Christmas day. It was a time to reflect on the past and talk about the good things that happened the past year. Ken, you and I were so much alike in our love of baseball, our friends and our families. It seemed we grew to know each others families like our own. Kathryn. please stop in when you are in the St. George area. We would love to spend lots of time with you. W

To the family and friends of Kenny Stats, I would like to express my deepest and heartfelt condolences. I am truly sorry for the lost that your family is feeling. When ever we lose such a caring and loving person, it is the hardest experience that any of us can go thru. And because of that my thoughts and prayers are with your family. During this extremely difficult time, please turn to God for comfort and support. He promise to give your family the strength needed in order to endure this great lost. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4) Until that time, cherish all the wonderful memories that you have of Mr. Kenny. These precious memories will console the family in the day's ahead.

Kathryn and Family, Please know that we grieve with all of you over this loss.Our July days the past 33 years have been joyful and blessed by Kenny's visits.Enjoying his circus time was a bonus. He introduced us to this wonderful experience that we will cherish always.Catching up with family and circus news each year could be both tearful and laughter filled. We will miss his time with us, as well as his random phone calls during the year. He was and is dearly loved by this Indiana Stats family. MAYDBCD! Bob and Karen

I was Director of First Step House in 1985-86 and asked Ken to join our Board of Directors. He was an active and valuable member of the Board. I liked Ken very much and always felt that, had I remained with FSH longer, we would have become close friends. The fact that I remember him so clearly now, through all these years, speaks highly of him; a fine and memorable person.

Dear Kathryn, I was saddened to learn of Ken's passing. We did so come to enjoy our work with Ken over the years. He was a true professional - honest and direct, but also supportive toward the bank and all who worked there. From my vantage, he most loved his the trips that you took together. I think he enjoyed the planning and anticipation as much as going. We knew he loved you, your work and your family. May you know of our respect for him. Ron Mumford NYC - LDS Temple Mission

Kenny was always the cleanest of the pack of children growing up on Fenway Avenue. Even when we played out in the field behind some houses, Kenny always returned home the cleanest of the bunch.Gladys would give him a bath after his afternoon nap and send him out to play in white high-top shoes she had freshly polished!!! My best to Phillip being the last of his family as I am last living of the 5 Mace sisters living next door on Fenway.

To Ken's Family, He called me JQB, and never would eat a cookie - but we had some fun, interactive conversations when he visited our office. We all looked forward to seeing his blue Cubbie coat, briefcase and stopwatch come through the door. He was proud of his family and your accomplishments. He will be greatly missed.

Kathryn and Family, I shall always cherish the many memories I have of my great friend, Ken. He came into my life many years ago, just when I needed a great friend to help me through some trying times. He was always there for me--to support, to counsel, to make me laugh and to see the way through. Truly he tried to make my days--Circus Days!. I shall miss him greatly.