Khemchandra Kenny Subhit

He arrived into this world on September 20, 1967, to the late Tara and Mootilal in Bloomfield, Guyana. He and his parents migrated to Bronx, NY September 1, 1982, where he lived a full, loving, family-filled upbringing as the youngest brother of five. He attended Taft High School before graduating from Baruch College with a Bachelor's in Business Administration. He later branched off and moved to Florida, where he worked as a Computer Forensic Examiner with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. 

Kenny is survived by his loving wife Arvindi, daughter Amanda, and daughters Ariana and Andria from his previous marriage. Left to cherish his memory are his siblings, Asha and her husband Tommy and their children Samantha and the late Michael, Rajindra and his wife Meezan and their children Shawn, Aaron, and Ian, Nalinie and her husband Awad and her sons Kevin and Steven, Mahendra and his wife Robeena and their children Aliya, Sabrina, and Andrew- along with aunts, uncles, cousins, coworkers, and many close friends & neighbors who were like family to him.

Kenny’s hobbies included riding motorcycles, playing dominos, cooking, staying fit, and being outdoors. He led an active lifestyle and desired to be out in nature as much as possible; often he was only found indoors when it was time for dinner! He loved quiet moments with family as well as large gatherings, always valuing and treasuring the time he spent with his loved ones.

Kenny was known for being the life of the party; the room brightened up as soon as he entered. His kindness, humor, charisma, and sharp wit was one of a kind and touched anyone who knew him. He was truly a peacemaker and was always a source of positivity. He impacted so many lives with his special charm, making it a point to make everyone he encountered feel important and unique. Kenny's life would seem too short to many, but those blessed to be touched by him understand that his existence and the imprint he left on their hearts exceed any quantity of time.

Kenny is loved fiercely and deeply, and although his loved ones are devastated by his passing, they take comfort in knowing he is now at peace, surrounded by light. 

We will all miss him more than words can say.