Our journey always begins from a small harbor where we find ourselves anchored,
and from there we proceed out into the broad expanse of sea.

We all have a home harbor, a sacred place that we feel is ours, that which speaks uniquely to our soul and propels us forward.

We are drawn in our own unique direction to discover what our lives really are and will become.
As we find our way, our journey will include glorious sunrises, clouds passing by, entails with
dangerous sea monsters and unprevailing storms. At day's end, we get to gaze up into the sky to
behold the wonderous sunset followed by dark skies glowing with sparkly stars.

Our spirituality allows us to become the vessel in which we face the challenges and delights of life,
And if we have successfully found our way, then and only then, at the end of journey we have realized the meaning
and purpose of our lives. In essence, what connects us to God.

Kenny & I were such good friends throughout middle & high school. I was either at his house or he was at mine, just hanging out having good times filled with laughter and fun. He will always be remembered for his beautiful smile and trusting friendship. May his memory be a blessing. 

My beloved brother Kenny died of the coronavirus. But before he died, he gave me a gift: my home and the freedom that goes with having control over my home. ..In his final years,  he had been living the life he dreamed of with Sarah Blanke, his high school sweetheart. They made their home together. A loving, happy home. In this most uncertain world that we live in, the sanctity of having a home cannot be more invaluable as it is today. I thank God for giving me such a big hearted brother as Kenny was. He taught me how to be happy go lucky and not let life's burdens ruin my day...I still can't believe that he is gone. It is a stark reminder that life on earth is limited for us all and each day is a blessing and a gift. The challenge that God gives us is to find the joy in each day, despite the pain and sorrow. 

So very sorry to hear about this!! Sending love to all the Aft family!

In the short time my family and I knew Kenny he was always kind and supportive. He always enjoyed the little things in life and talked a lot about how important being a father was to him. He was always there to help and we shared really nice times together.  
He will be missed.
We are sending our thoughts to his loved ones and children during this very difficult time. 

I am so sorry  again to learn this devastating news about my Cousin Kenny! In my last post I need to clarify that Kenny was my Aunt Irene’s  son, and  Irene was my dad Julius Hartsteins  sister. Thinking of the whole Aft family, and sending my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time! 
Love,
Lisa Hartstein Cohen & Family❤️

Kenny is my first cousin! My dad and his dad were brothers!! Kenny was truly one of the nicest people that I knew!  We spent every Jewish holiday together with the Aft family when we were growing up! My cousins were truly role models to me! I have kept up with Kenny over the years through Facebook, but it makes me sad that I have not seen him ,or many of the Aft family over the years!  I think my dad was the glue that made sure we all saw each other regulary! I loved the bond we had as young children and I will cherish Kennys memory forever!  Lisa Cohen & Family

OBITUARIO

Kenneth Aft

12 octubre, 1958 – 24 agosto, 2021

Star of David Memorial Gardens Cemetery & Funeral Chapel

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