I just learned of Kens passing last night. Im so sorry for missing services and send blessings and prayers. I played baseball with Kenny at Colton High School. Kenny had unbelievable power and I always talk about his homers that cleared the street, cleared the parking car port and hit the side of the apartments wall. He also did it a handful of times. I will continue to share that memory. He was a good guy and I am saddened to hear the news. God Bless

Mike Rossano

Ken and his family have been THEE best neighbors we could ever have. Always a hello and a good laugh every time we saw Ken. Always a fun talk meeting at the mailbox. We are going to miss seeing Ken but his spirit will definitely be felt.

Mike and I met Ken and Sonya when our boys started playing baseball together. Those years of baseball, travel and friendship are some of the best times! Ken and Sonya became dear friends. Ken was so fun to be around. We will miss him very much.

Ken Gomez good man, father, husband and coach, Hernandez Family with heavy hearts wish to express our condolences to Sonya and the entire Gomez Family. 🙏😔

I first met Kenny in Little League. He was on the Giants and I was on the Tigers. We were also on the Colton middle school basketball team. We were also on the Colton high school freshman baseball team together.  We also played Pony and Colt league baseball together .  He was the best first baseman during our time.  He always made the All-Stars . During those times, we were always joking and laughing. Good times.  I remember he liked the song, “hold the line” by Toto. A good man. I will miss him. ￼

My prayers for strength and peace during this difficult time. I will forever love you and your family for the support and presence ya'll had in my childhood growing up. Even though Kenny Jr. and I were classmates in Catholic school in my childhood and adolescence I didn't identify fully as a Catholic and I will ALWAYS cherish the Bible studies, and the church nights and the times we got to spend together. I would have remained a stuck, ritualistic, traditional Catholic, and without your dad and Sonya's help to challenge my spiritual growth and help me flourish into the woman I am today it wouldn't be possible for me to the wife and mother I am today. I pray for you and your entire family often. I love you guys profoundly, because I could have really been lost during that difficult time of my mom battling the cancer and bringing me close to God helped me in ways I can never repay. God's Grace and Favor and Blessing was bestowed upon me in the form of you guys. Prayers for you all, not just today, but always < 3 😁 🙏

Ken brotha you will be deeply missed. I still can’t believe you’re gone. Our family will cherish all the great times together. From Laughlin and bbqs. Always going the extra mile for the family and kids with big bbqs and crab boils. You took us on our first fishing trip, were we caught a monster tuna we will cherish those times with you forever and sitting in the gully with you drinking our coffee listening to your old fishing stories, you are the Goat. We will all miss you. Rest in Peace

So sorry to hear this news. My heart goes out to the family. I knew Ken from our kids playing baseball. They called my son mr. Ken was always a friend and just remembering us always talking baseball at every tournament.  Arizona,  Vegas,  Cooperstown,  etc. Sorry once again.

I'm saddend to learn of Kenny's passing.  He was such a nice, friendly man and always walked around with a smile on his face.  He was one of our drivers at Pepsi.
My deepest condolences to his family.

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Kenneth James Gomez

12 mars 1963 – 26 décembre 2023

Montecito Memorial Park and Mortuary

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