from 2007 till Ken retired from Wilbur Ellis Feed division we shared an office in Ontario by the Airport. Ken was an outstanding resource and confidant to the Wilbur Ellis branch . We shared many great conversations  about business , life , successes and challenges. 
Ken was as honest a business man you could find. My condolences to Rosemary and his daughters.

I vividly remember the first time I took Ken out for sushi. Wow! is all he had to say, and then how about some more. He was a great friend and individual. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Sincerely,
Steve Presley

If I could pick a man to be my father. It would be Kenneth Lee Roy  Godino. He taught me so much about  Being a man. Ken and rosemary became my God parents when I was about 8  or 9 years old.    I remember when Ken took me to get my 1st pair of rubber boots. I remember the smell of rosemary's cooking at 3 AM, I think it was sausage eggs bacon biscuits and gravy and fresh milk.  I remember times of going to flos  Aat the Chino airport,  Changing sprinkler pipes Throughout the field on the  Dairy. He taught me that your word is your bond, You taught me that when you shake a man's hand you repeat his name at least 3 times and so you'll never forget it. I remember as a young kid going to Chino grain and milling
 for the grease pig races, And they also fill a pit full of sawdust and dump a bunch of change in there. And you had so much time to dig out as much money as you  Could. I remember drag boat races I remember Sprint car races , Family vacations. Thank you Ken for instealing all your values,  For making me the man I am today and in stealing your values To your grandson Zachary.

Staci, I am so so sorry. He was such an amazing person and the best dad! Love and condolences to everyone.

kenny was one of the most genuine people you could ever meet.

I worked along side kenny for 15+ years.  he had a heart of gold would give you the shirt off his back.

kenny is one of kind and i am thankful i had the pleasure of knowing him.


I am very sad to see this. I worked with Ken my entire 10 years at Stone Brewing, and enjoyed working closely with Ken running the MBAA District Southern California group, we did some great work together. I loved his big personality and his constant enthusiasm. My condolences to Ken's family and friends.


It is hard to beat going to the river, or a picnic and hanging out with Ken. Ken was in his element under an Ez Up. A hard working guy that loved his family and was always great to be around. Always capable and handy. A man of values and principles. A coach and mentor just naturally. He always said something or showed me something that taught me something.  I always gave him a reason to
show me something. We set up picnics, beaches etc. He would show me a better way to do what I was doing in a nice way. I’d see
how prepped he was and think, “I can do better than I am doing.” When I had 4 straps he had ten. His boat was better packed. One day I had to go pick up a trailer from him. When I saw where I had to back up, I thought I wonder if should just ask him to back it up. He waved me in and I got it on the first time. He gave me a high five and I remember feeling like a pro.  I am glad I had the opportunity to be his friend.

To Rosemary, we are heartbroken.   Kenny was such a wonderful man and a friend to all.  We have all good memories of his Friday morning visits at the brewery and of all the good times we had with both of you when we could get together outside of work.  Our prayers are with your whole family.  God rest his sweet soul.  With much love,  Ann Morgan and Rick Blackburn.  

He was truly one of kind. Such a kind and gentle soul.  I am so sincerely sorry for your family’s loss.  

So many wonderful memories but some of my favorites come from the year he coached me in 1982. Little did I know then that his family would become lifelong friends.  Military family life moved me away but that didn’t stop the bond I felt with Ken and his family. I’m so glad I was able to visit this past December.  Forever in my heart.  
Love,
Blue Eyes 

Ken was like a grandfather and personal keeper coach to Momo. He would always put a smile on her face when she felt down. Ken, the Morgan family misses you and you will always be in our hearts.

Ken.. being your nurse for just 2 days shown me how much of a person you are in such a little time of knowing you. You were wonderful, and gave the absolute genuine hugs. Staci had told me you were and will always be the “alpha male dad” in the family.. and we were both excited to plan a day for me to surprise and visit you. I wish I could’ve seen you once more.. but I will forever cherish the very last hug you gave me .. until we meet again Ken. I miss you dearly. ❤️

OBITUARIO

Kenneth Leroy Godinho

24 marzo, 1943 – 18 enero, 2022

Draper Mortuary

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