We will mis Uncle Kenneth very much.  We always looked forward to Kenneth, Harley and Marlyn coming to visit their sister ""Ruthie"", Mom to us.  Once we went to the Evergreen Museum in McMinnville Oregon, it has the Spruce Goose and many many airplanes and airplane motors.  He was in his glory telling all of us about the motors he worked on during the war and the entire history of each one.  Ruth looked forward to her brothers visits and always wanted to go to the ""Coast"" with them.  We will miss Kenneth very much he was truly one of a kind Uncle, the adventuresome kind.

I met Ken at the Breakfast Club shortly after he lost his wife. My twin sister and I worked there, and Ken would come in every day and share his amazing stories. We developed a close bond with Ken, and he even considered us his adopted grand kids. He was such a sweet man, and am deeply saddened by the loss. But I know he's in a better place, and once again with his beloved wife.

Ken was a very wonderful man.  I met him at Good Samaritan where my mother, Pat Claybaugh, also lived.  Your dad (brother) and my mother sat at the same table in the assisted living diningroom.  Mom always enjoyed their converstations.  I also would see Ken at the Chilson Senior Center.  I will never forget how he talked about his ""prom"" partners at their dances.  He loved that event.  My mother passed away last March, and I know that it saddened Ken.  He was a very caring and kind man.  My condolences to you all.  Most sincerely, Donna Krise

Ken and Eulah lived next door to us in Lakewood for a number of years.  They were like Grandparents to our daughter Jennifer. We knew them for 34 years and they were the greatest people. They always were very good to us and we shared many Christmas and Thanksgivings together.  Ken was a very good woodworker and knew how to fix everything.  
    We helped move them from Lakewood to Loveland and they really loved their homes there. Ken did lots of shelf building and cabinet work in his homes. Also built cribs for his family's children. He was very happy to live in the Good Sam community and liked his room.  We will miss him alot and have missed Eulah these past years.  Christmas won't be the same without him.
His service to our country was appriciated and he always had many stories to tell of his days in the Air Force. 
He will be missed....

Uncle Kenneth had a kind, loving soul. He would spend the holidays over at my grandparents house and I will never forget Easter of 2005. The family was sitting in the living room and I noticed Uncle Kenneth had black socks with the Playboy Bunny emblem on them. Aunt Denise asked if he knew what his ""bunny"" emblem meant and he told her he wanted to be festive for Easter. We all had a good laugh and I think Uncle Kenneth threw the socks away...The memories I have with Uncle Kenneth will always hold a place in my heart.

Kenneth was one of my favorite Hazzard uncles.  He was always interested in what we were doing.  I was always interested in his stories and jokes.  Our own kids  looked forward to seeing him at the reunions.  We will miss him.

Uncle Kenneth was always so good to my grandmother and I always appreciated him for that. In her later years uncle Kenneth and uncle Harley would always make an effort to come to Oregon to see her and I know how much that meant to her.  I always enjoyed the times I got to spend with him; we would just talk for hours.  I used to tell him I wanted to be just like him, travel the world.  I remember just this last year how passionate he was when he showed me the pictures of his latest adventure.  I will miss him but I know heâ???Ts enjoying spending time with my grandmother again.

Kenneth was our brother-in-laws brother. we had the opportunity to see him occasionally & he always seemed to be so happy & content with life. enjoyed stories he could tell about his time spent serving his country!  May he rest in peace.

Uncle Kenneth will be greatly missed by his family and friends.  We have spent so many good times listening to him and his brothers tell about their past history and experiences.  There was never a dull moment when they were together.  He was a strong and caring person and we were blessed to have him with us as long as we did.

OBITUARIO

Kenneth Hazzard

5 junio, 1917 – 12 marzo, 2009

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