Name: Stubblefield Funeral Home
Address: Morristown, TN

EDDIE MARTIN- SO SORRY TO HERE THIS-A REAL BUDDY AND FRIEND

I can't really put words on how much Kenny actually meant to me. I couldn't count all the times he made me laugh if I wanted to. I have had many deep conversations with him about that I will always remember. He was once a father-in-law to me but I have always considered him a friend above all else and there has been times we have both needed each other and have been there for one another. I know if I ever truely needed help he would be there for me, and not just me anyone really. He worked hard his whole life at work and at home and I know he has fed me a steak or two when he really didn't have the money but that is how he was. Parties that Kenny had were some of the best times in my life. He always had to play his woman her special song so she could dance and be merry. People all over the world should take note of his brand of kindness and dedication to his family.

Our prayers are with you.   Tim and Angela Hodges  Randi Sexton and Tiffany Driskell

Uncle Kenny, when we were kids you were always there for us, you picked us up when we fell and you did your best Rocky and Bullwinkle impression until we forgot about our scraped knees. You did Bugs Bunny spur of the moment when we walked in the door - that was your greeting to us kids "eeehh - What's up Doc?" is what you would say when we came in. You always knew how to make us laugh and you loved kids, your kids, grand-kids, and nieces and nephews and any other little monkey that was running underfoot. You loved your music and your family and we were blessed to hear you play, see you smile, and laugh with you. You did so much for everyone and we always knew if there was ever anything we needed we could count on you, you protected us growing up and were always there if anyone was mean to us kids. You never had to whip any of us, and never did, your voice was enough and although it was stern, you could tell it was full of love. We called you "the bottomless pit" because you would stand at Ma maw's to eat Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner and make about 3 or 4 rounds to the table until you were full, (and I still don't know where you put all that food because you never gained an ounce! - We use to say you must have the metabolism of a jack rabbit!) You have always worked hard and played hard, you are one of the toughest and most admirable man I have ever known and you loved your girls more than anything in this world. (Cindy, Renee, Amber, and April) and they loved you. You are and were one of a kind Uncle K.P. and there will never be another like you or another that could hold a candle to your memory. You were and always will be special to me and I will never forget travelling to Ohio with you and my cousins and you drug me along with you and never complained about me tagging along. You always wanted us kids to have fun, I remember you taking us all to the water park, buying tons of fireworks so we could have a great 4th of July, you played music for everyone and Aunt Cindy made the best jello shots and sweet tea, you weren't a stingy man by any means, you made sure anyone at your house had a cold drink in their hand (or jello shot) and snacks and lots of good music played by you and Stanley, Welby, Rick, anyone with musical talent (and some without - like me) all got to be in the band. Anytime you hosted a party, it was one hell of a party and everyone was happy, smiles were abundant, you and Cindy made sure of that. We will always remember your smile, you and Cindy Lou Hoo have a special place in my heart and always will. I know you would want the girls taken care of and I promise you that if Renee, Amber, or April ever need anything I will do my best to help them in any way that I can in your memory because I know that is what you would want. I am here for them Uncle K.P. and I will always be. I love you and miss you. Thanks for being there for all of us. 
~ Your niece Kelly Burgin-Vokas

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.  Kenny was such a wonderful man.  He was always happy and pleasant to talk to and had such a caring heart.  I enjoyed working with him during our time at Wild Building.  He will truly be missed by so many.  May God comfort you and give you the peace that only he can.  April Mauk - Morristown, TN (worked with Kenny at WBC)

Dear Amber, April, Emily and Mickey.  So grateful to have met your Dad he is a special man. Loving and devoted to his family and a great neighbor. He will be missed. Love you guys. Pat and Mac.

My thoughts and prayers to family and friends who love Kenny and always will.

Dear Amber and April,
Uncle Bob and I send you, your children, and the rest of the Potter family our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Father.  Uncle Bob loved him for the years they played music together and the many laughs they shared.  We know you will miss him terribly, but try to remember the good times and that one day you will see him again.  We love you and think of you often.  Be strong, as your Dad would want you to be.
We will keep you in our prayers.

Love Pam and Uncle Bob

I want miss you cause you have been in my heart forever, and will till we meet again. I hurt for your Beautiful daughter who loved you very much. I pray for her heart is broken and that hurts me. someone you used to know

Dear Amber, April, Emily and Mickey,
Our tears of sympathy are with you today. We know how much you loved your daddy and that he loved you. Wish we were with you to hold you close.
Love You All Big Bunches,
Dawnita and Chuck

Dear Kenny,
I am so glad that we visited with you and your family last November - I wish we had spent the time together more often. Our phone conversations over the years regarding your children showed me how much you loved them and wanted to help them; you cared for, protected and watched over your children and grandchildren with deep affection and concern. They will miss you so very much. I can tell that your Children learned from you because they care for their own Children in the same way.
You will be remembered for your laughter, your music, your sandwiches, your lectures, your scoldings, your advice but mostly for all the hours you spent hugging and holding them. 
"Remember when..." stories will be told over the years and your Children and Grandchildren will smile - the motorcycle rides, the silly songs, the holidays, the nicknames, holding hands -  all those tiny everyday occurrences.
So - Rest in peace knowing that you provided your family with lots of Love.
Thank you, Kenny, for sharing you life.
 With sincere sympathy and deepest love to his Family,
Dawnita

Renee, the kids and I enjoyed the Facebook posting your sister made of your dad for you.  He will be missed but will live forever in your heart.  Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.  Love you.

Kenny was a great friend! He was a lot of fun! He was always smiling! I am praying for all of you! He will be missed. I met him when I was 18 and he was 38. He taught me a lot! I know he loved his family and was crazy about his kids! He will forever live in my heart! I can hear him singing and being the awesome front man that he was!

Renee,
I really enjoyed looking at all the photos of your Dad.  I know that you loved him very much.  Hopefully all of the memories of the good times you shared will comfort you.  My love, prayers, and thoughts are with you.

Renee I know how much you love your dad, praying for you as you go through this sad journey.  Love you guys.

Kenny will be missed by us all who had the privelage of knowing him. He never had a bad word to say about anybody and always had a smile on his face no matter how bad something may have been. He taught me how to "not sweat the small ...." and that "it is what it is" which really has helpled me grow as a person. I will miss you dearly Kenny!!!!! Rest in Peace my Friend.

Kenny was such a kind and caring man. He taught us all, by example, just how we should care for, and treat others. With respect and dignity. Kenny' humility was exemplary. The light within him, was ever bright, even in troubling times. What a pleasure it has been, crossing paths with Kenny Potter. He can never be forgotten.
Praying for strength and God's comfort for the family he adored.......

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Kenneth "Kenny" (KP) Potter

16 septembre 1946 – 14 avril 2013

Stubblefield Funeral Home & Hamblen Memory Gardens & Mausoleum

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