I have been looking for Ken for a couple of years now and was very sorry to come upon this. Ken and I worked together years ago at RR Donnelley and we kept each other awake many a night on 3rd shift. Ken and I had some great conversations and supported each other emotionally, while trying to raise a young family during difficult times. My best to all his family and please know he is in my prayers, with fond memories of a great man and trusted friend.

Mike Fox

A belated condolences.  Was schocked and very saddened  to hear of Ken's passing.  What a loss so prematurly.  Ken was truly one of those humans you never forget .... I know I cannot even come close to the amount of sorrow that you share,however, Ken is forever in my mind and prayers and I know Ken will continue to be a focus and leader with the Schwabbies he is associating with in his next life.  Respectfully,

Ken brought so much fun to everyone he dealt with.  We had many a lunch in Indy where we solved all the problems of the world, and then, back to the phones!  ken, you will be missed.  I consider myself richer for having known him.

I am very sad to hear about Ken's passing.  I will always remember the good times we shared working at Schwab.  He was truly one of the best people I have ever known.  Your family is in my prayers.

I was truly saddened to hear of Ken's passing. We first met as colleagues in the Learning and Development group at Schwab. I learned a great deal from him and enjoyed our time together. We often met for breakfast at the cafe in Carmel where we had lively but respectful political discussions. I remember attending a Sheridan High School football game with him. He later joined me when I started the financial planning group at Schwab. We had fun together and I remember fondly a Cubs game we saw at Wrigley. I am fortunate to have known Ken and will miss him.
Sincerely,
Nick Shea

It took a while for the news of my old friend's passing to reach me, but our loss is the Lord's gain.  Lots of tremendous memories to cherish (working Sundays at Tom's Texaco during high school, double-dating to the 1969 prom, getting together whenever we could for the past 40 years) - it was one helluva ride.  May God bless Luch and all of those he left behind.

Ken was the "PILLAR" in his family, AND RIGHTLY SO!!. He Truly is one of the kindness and most intelligent men we have ever had the pleasure to know. There was no doubt in our minds that Ken's children were the center of His WORLD. We will see you in HEAVEN KEN!!! KEEP THOUGHS ANGLES LAUGHING!!!! P.S. GOD DID REALLY REALLY GOOD WHEN HE MADE YOU KEN!!!! Love you, Val and James Genda

Ken was the "PILLAR" in his family, AND RIGHTLY SO!!. He Truly is one of the kindness and most intelligent men we have ever had the pleasure to know. There was no doubt in our minds that Ken's children were the center of His WORLD. We will see you in HEAVEN KEN!!! KEEP THOSE ANGELS LAUGHING!!!! P.S. GOD DID REALLY REALLY GOOD WHEN HE MADE YOU KEN!!!! Love you, Val and James Genda

Kenny,
It started when we were kids.  I ALWAYS looked up to you, and it wasn't just because my Italian genes built me closer to the ground than you.  It continued until the end.  You were the smartest person I knew. In my house "Kenny will know" was one of my favorite sayings.  The answers were sometimes like the questions - odd and quirky, but always good and usually delivered with some laughs and a little different insight.
I ALWAYS looked up to you ... because you NEVER looked down on me.
I know "only God knows and she ain't telling" but I'm sure you are looking down on all of us now.  You will be missed deeply, my cousin, my friend.

My heart, prayer, and sympathies to the family.

Ken, really sorry we were not able to reconnect in person after our high school days...but you're in better company now in heaven!! I'll catch up with some day- save me a spot! Henry Morton Class of '70

May God welcome you into his arms and bless your family.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Ken and I worked together for many years for Schwab in Indy. What I loved most about him - and this is so evident in any picture of him - is his smile, his infectious laugh, and caring disposition. Looking back, I miss his friendship. It was only in the past few months that we reconnected on FB. What a gift! We learned we still had much in common with our shared work experience but also we both have children in the military. Ken's love for his family was sooo evident and his love for our country and the troops was genuine and inspiring. I'll have our parish priest offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for the repose of his soul and the consolation of his family.

I want to tell you guys how sorry we are to hear about your dad.  He was a wonderful man and was taken too soon.  You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

What a great Professor and person! He made learning a great experience. He will certainly be missed.

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Kenneth E. Luschinski

January 29, 1952 – June 7, 2010

Mount Auburn Funeral Home & Cemetery

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