You are missed. We did a lot of interesting things over the years and accomplished thing that had never been done. Thank you for your sense of humor and can do attitude. As I tried to "sing" at your retirement   We'll meet again. Don't know where. Don't know when But I know we'll meet again some sunny day. Arlan

Ken was my brother in Law.  For many years he was also my second Dad.  I was 15 years old when I moved in with Ken and my sister Carol and Amanda. Amanda was just 5 years old.   I learned so much from Ken from a very young child through my adulthood.  Ken was highly intelligent, wise, funny and a lot of fun to be around.   I loved hanging out with Ken.  Ken was a hands-on Dad with Amanda.  He cherished Amanda!!!  She was his Baby Girl.
When I moved in, one of my household jobs was to cook dinner for Ken.  Carol worked the night shift at the hospital.  I did not know how to cook anything!  I was a horrible cook.  He ate my dinner and never complained. Ken even subjected his brother Larry to a few. Larry was just as gracious.  
 Ken was with me when I got my drivers License. We spent 8 hours at the MVA to get my license.  He was so patient, kind, and made the time pass with lots of trivia and funny stories.  He taught me how to drive a stick shift and kept his cool doing it!  I was so relieved to have passed my test the first time.   Dork was his favorite name for me when I was doing something dumb.  Thankfully I wasn’t a Dork that day. 
Ken was the first person to visit the hospital after my first child Brandon was born.  He was so excited to see Brandon, but more importantly he was worried about me. 
We were lucky enough to have many years of pool parties, bonfires, birthdays, and holiday celebrations, road trips, and weekend grocery shopping together.  We even had fun at the grocery store.   I have missed his amazing sense of humor and how fun Ken is to be around.   I will always cherish those years I had with Ken.  I will always love you, Ken.
Love Always, Jackie Fleck- Hajkowski

Thank you Gail for letting me know of my cousin's passing.  I remember when he came to California for a visit.  His middle name is a reference to my dad, and that alone makes him special.  I am sure my dad (and mom) were there to meet him in heaven.  My condolences to all who loved him.  Sincerely, Karen Ashlock

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Kenneth Paul Moran

October 16, 1948 – September 6, 2025

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