Hi.  I received a notice, as my name is also Kenneth W Bone, from Texas State Controllers office that there is unclaimed dividends and insurance money with the State.  This money belongs to the family of Kenneth William Bone, I assume.   Here is the link:  https://claimittexas.org/app/claim-search

Good luck,
Kenneth Wade Bone

Kenneth is my cousin and I miss him greatly - I haven't seen him for many years, not since he moved to the states I think, so I am touched to hear how much he was loved.  He will be missed and he will also remain firmly in my heart.

I have fond memories of Ken.  I remember: playing darts in his garage, his calling the girls "love" at KBR and they would swoon, his reference to the AP clocks that we looked for but couldn't find (it was his way of saying AP clerks), a wild ride on a tuk-tuk in Bangkok--like something out of a James Bond movie, sharing one of the best meals of my life on a barge in Bangkok where no one spoke English, his deep and pervasive knowledge of the "new" accounting system.  He took good care of my former cats--Saucy and Ditto.  He was an animal lover.  I feel privileged, lucky, honored and grateful to have met and worked with Ken.

"Some people come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime."  For whatever reason that was for all of us, I know everyone who crossed paths with Mr. Ken at one point or another was touched and influenced in some way.  He was such a gentle man, with a kind, tender hearted spirit and he will be truly missed.  I am so thankful he befriended my Aunt Paula many years ago and came to be a part of our family.  He really was one of a kind.

Ken was a truly wonderful man.  He always had a smile on his face and laughter in his eyes.  He was warm and kind and funny.  He will be missed.

I was Ken's neighbor and friend at the Holly Hall Townhomes for several years. The phrase "true gentleman" very much fit Ken. He was so kind and caring. I remember Ken's rabbit with the oddly crooked head and his other pets. I remember Ken's love for pewter figurines and how I enjoyed buying new ones for him at Christmas. I remember meeting Ken's Mom Eileen and thinking what an elegant Mom he had. I remember being at one of Ken's parties and meeting his current girlfriend who wanted to please Ken so much she cleaned his kitchen floor with a tooth brush. I remember how much Ken loved life which he verbalized often after his heart attack many years ago. I remember how I used to kid Ken on his birthday about being an old man as he was 2 weeks older than I was. I am sorry I lost touch with Ken and will miss him but will remember him fondly. 
Karen

I thank God for the privilege of being able to call such an awesome person my friend.  It was a joy every day to work with him; you knew it was going to be a good day and you would definitely learn something new; whether the lesson learned was work related or just a bit of trivia.  Eileen and Margaret, Thank you so much for sharing him with me and my family.  I will cherish the memories.

 I met Ken through friends at Brown and Root many years ago, Each meeting was always a smile and a warm hand shake, as if we had been best friends for life, truly a person to model yourself after and a kind hearted soul. He was one of the first members of the "Behind the Scene cooking team" at the Farm and Ranch and had a great time performing with us all.    Ken you will be missed each event that comes around. I will think of you..

Your friend,

CROC

I am glad to have had the chance to know Ken and to work for him at KBR.  We will miss him dearly and will keep him in our memories always.  My condolences to the family and loved ones close to Ken.

To Ken's family and all of his MANY friends:  May Ken's memory forever be a blessing and source of joy.  Peace be with you in this time of sorrow.

To the family, may God grant you peace in your time of grief. We have lost such a good and kind person, i will miss you Ken.

May sweet memories of Ken live in your lives always and may God grant him many crowns in heaven.

You will be missed my friend.  Rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Ken will be missed by many - what a great guy he was.

What a great loss ! Ken will always be in our hearts with joyous memories.May his soul rest in Eternal Peace.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I worked with Ken in our early years at Brown & Root and discovered a fun-loving, warm and kind person who never met a stranger.  Having such wonderful memories of this special man will help ease the loss for his family and many friends.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.  The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

OBITUARY

Kenneth William Bone

November 28, 1947 – August 18, 2010

Memorial Oaks Funeral Home & Cemetery

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