Ken, 
I am truly sorry I loss touch with you over the last few years and I just found out you passed away three years ago now and my heart is full of sadness. I regret that we loss touch, we had a lot of wonderful times together and shared some very special moments together as well. I hope that token of our times together was somehow tucked away in a pocket of your suit and went to heaven with you. Until we meet again my love....

We were close many years ago, but you were so strict and I was more easy going.  Didn't know about your death until a month ago...wondered why you hadn't answered my e-mails.  We last talked last August when I said "Happy Birthday" and you invited me to visit to stay safe during the last hurricane and I didn't--regrets I didn't come.  Yet, God bless you and your family until we meet again.   Tonda

Ken , we just learned of your passing and we were so saddened by the news. You were so helpful in getting us set up and running with our new live lobster tank. So helpful in showing Scott and I how to maintain it and you were so willing to come help us out with any problems at the drop of a hat..you were always so willing to go that extra mile.you will be missed. May you R.I.P.
Much Love , Your Friends at Stokes Seafood Market And More.😥

Ken,  we have been a part of each other's lives for so many years.  You were such a brilliant, creative, kind and fun man.  I will miss our long discussions over baked ziti.  Maybe now you will be able to fly across the universe and discover if ancient astronaut theorists are correct.  I will miss you.
Love always,  Cyndi

Ken, part of Denny's restaurant Saturday morning breakfast group for the last 16 months. You will be so missed by other patrons and employees.  A Kind and patient man. Valerie DuLong

Ken True has been a True friend & a brother by a different mother for 45 years. He was an icon in the pet industry known,respected & loved by his fellow associates. 
He was one of the most intelligent, physical fit & accomplished human beings I have ever known. He could build anything with his hands. Ken was extremely creative & he was building those great aquarium systems before the program Tanked ever existed. Check out www.oceanariums.com & see for yourself. Ken had a giving heart. ken worked with & donated to many charitable organizations ie. Sherriff Boys Ranch St. Jude's.
We had many industry trade show adventures. We are both big boys toy boys & have played with the our classic cars at many events. Ken was with me when we took a complimentary lap in my 57 T-Bird around the Daytona Speed way.
 
Ken was very proud of his sons Derek & Daniel their wives & his 3 grand kids. He bragged about them all the time.

 ken you lifted me up to be more than I could be. You believed in Nancy & I & helped us start our successful Career in the Pet Industry. You kept a watchful eye on us & nurtured our friendship for 45 years. I can't imagine the heat ache of not having you round.

Kenneth, I only knew you a few months but you seemed to be such a sweet and caring man.  I'm shocked with losing you as a dear friend and am so sorry I missed your last call.  I should have insisted on coming to take care of you when you said you were sick.   You will always be in my thoughts when Donna and I go to Boondocks.   I pray you know how I feel.  The world is a lesser place without you in it.

Ken was one of the few I called a friend.  He'd be invited to spend many family functions with us and became a part of our lives.  He was as close to having another brother as I can ever imagine.  Rest in Peace my dear friend.  I will miss you so very much.

Ken,
I am so saddened to have found you late in our lives with the anticipation of spending the last chapter of our lives together, only to have it cut so short.
I will cherish the moments we had getting acquainted and planning activities to fill the" Memory box "you lovingly hand made.
Be patient , and wait for me .
we will eventually meet and fulfill our dreams at that time.
Miss you , with all my Love , 
Linda

Ken was a wonderful man. I will always treasure the time we spent together, our conversations and our plans we secretly made together while cheering on his favorite team, FSU.  Good bye my friend for now because one day we will meet again. Always.

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Kenneth Paul True

August 18, 1940 – December 4, 2017

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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