Dear Ken, yes it is hard to believe when I think about you and that 6 years have already passed. Like whenever I hear the floor creak above from your bedroom and still listen for the sounds of your foot steps walking around that I became so use to! And like of your LazBoy chair when you watched TV and wrestling. It’s funny how little things like that and of other things I see or think of, remind me of you Son and how much I do miss you and Mom as well. And like Christine said - it does hurts alot, not having you and Mom here, but in knowing you and Mom are together. DAD

Hey Ken, it’s Chris. 
  I miss you. 6 years doesn’t seem possible. So much has happened in these 6 years but it feels like yesterday we were sitting in the back yard eating hotdogs from Gene and Judes.  I still find myself seeing or hearing things and I think “I gotta tell Ken”.  It hurts. 
  I miss you.  Especially when I watch the Cubs play or hear an Elvis song or I’m flipping channels and catch an episode of The Simpsons or Back to the Future is on.  It hurts. 
  I miss you. And I miss having you here.  And I miss seeing you and talking to you and texting you. It hurts. 
I miss you. I do find comfort in knowing you’re with mom and  having a good time. I love you. It hurts.

August 4th, 2024
It's hard for me to believe it has been 5 years already since you left to be with Mom. You were Loved by so many Family and Friends, that a day doesn't go by that someone hasn't thought about you Ken, I know I still do! Love Dad

Another year has gone by and it really isn’t any easier.  The pain is still raw and memories are not enough. Miss you Woody!! 

Ken,

You were my life jacket at a time in my life when I felt I was drowning.  You were my confidant, best coworker and friend.  I hear Pink Floyd and think of you and know you are at peace.  Until we meet again, I will hold your memory close.

Jinene 

Dear Son, when we lost your Mother - I asked, why take Her away instead of me! Now I keep asking that same question again, why take you  away - instead of me! You, your Brother and your Sister have aways made both of us so very proud of our children and growing up to fine adults. I still remember when you were 3 years old and walked into the doorway and the bump you had on your forehead now to and how your Mother and I panic'd - rushing you to Dr Cooper's office! And how reliefed we were when he said - that you'd be okay.  I miss you Son and wish I would have done more for you to help you during your illnesss when you needed me to, LOVE YOU, DAD 

Woody,
It doesn't seem possible. One year. I still see and hear things that make me want to call or text you. For that split second as least.   Even though our memories are not all pleasant, there are definitely  some good ones and a lot of great ones. I will cherish them always especially as I curse your name for not being here. You're suppose to be here. I miss you Woody. I really do.  Keep an eye on your nephew and niece from where you are. They loved you and miss you.  Give Mom a hug for me.   I love you.
The Mooch

Ken and I at a Chicago Wolves game.  Great times!!!! Miss you tons.

I worked with Ken for 20 years at ADP. During that time we became much more than co-workers. We developed a unique kind of friendship that comes from spending 8 hours a day together. Like any two people that spent that much time together, there were some disagreements, some conflicts, but we always worked things out. We shared our thoughts and ideas about work, family, friends and life experiences. He was a good guy and good sounding board. I will miss his sense of humor and generous nature. He left us too soon.

So sorry for your great loss! I remember hanging out with Kenny, Chris and Brian when we were kids. We always had a great time with the family.  I pray for comfort for all of you as you mourn him.

Ken was a good friend and coworker of mine at ADP many years ago.  He was always there to listen when I was going through a rough time.  He always made me laugh and he worked his butt off.  We had a lot of fun along with the rest of the ADP gang at Benjamin’s across the street.  Rest In Peace my friend, you will always hold a happy place in my thoughts and heart

I met Ken when I started working for ADP in the late 80's.  He came across as a bit gruff initially but under that facade he was a softee.
He was always there to offer help when I needed it.  We kept in touch these last several years, even though he was  no longer working and I moved  to AZ.   I am grateful for the talks we had.  I hope Ken rests in peace.  My deepest sympathy to his family.

I am so sorry to hear about Ken's passing. When I was the nurse at ADP , I had many, many opportunities to interact with Ken. He always came to help when the clinic needed something.
I got to know him quite well . I will never forget the wonderful going away gift that he and Marty gave me. It still hangs on my family room wall.  My deepest condolences.

OBITUARIO

Kenneth A. Widmar

12 junio, 1966 – 4 agosto, 2019

Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home

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