Birth date: May 10, 1950 Death date: Jun 6, 2020
Kenneth Charles Boyd, age 70 of Chanute, passed away on Saturday, June 6, 2020 at his home. Ken was born on May 10, 1950 in Yates Center, KS, to James Henry and Kathryn Mae (Mulsow) Boyd. He graduated from Yates Center High Schoo Read Obituary
DT lit a candle in memory of Kenneth Boyd
So sorry to hear about the loss of Ken. He was a great neighbor and friend. We had memorable nights of pool in leagues, and just for fun. I know i will miss him yelling across the ditch GO CHIEFS!!! Are thoughts and prayers are with the family. Dan & Sue Clifford
So sorry to hear of the passing of Ken. I'm recalling his smiling face and our interesting conversations when he would visit NY. Praying for the peace only God can bring, and for good memories. George DeMario
This is a dreadful loss to Ken’s immediate family as well as the remaining cousins from the Boyd family. I’m going to talk directly to you, Kenney, my folks loved you so much, especially your Aunt Lois—you were very special to her. She loved to tell about your Tulsa trip together for a family wedding & how much fun it was. I’m just dreadfully sad that I won’t get to see you during our annual trips to Kansas, your absence weighs so heavy on my heart. I love you, I treasure the wonderful memories of Boyd family get-together, I miss you. Marolyn Esther Rinne
Stacy & Ann I’m so sorry for your heartbreaking loss but I know how much your Dad loved you & your families. Cherish those memories. Your Dad was such a comfort to me when my Dad died. He told me, “the pain won’t go away completely but it will get better as you’ll be comforted by your good memories”. He had a wonderful heart girls—May God be your comfort & hope at this sad time. Love Marolyn
RIP Kenny i worked alot with Ken for many years at Nu way campers ken was heavy involved designing amd assembling cabinets ken was always friendly and easy going guy to associate with so sorry for your loss Ann and Leon Bash
Ken and I were coworkers at NuWa Industries for many years. Ken was always kind, conscientious and a soft-spoken gentleman.
May you rest in peace, Ken.
Marilyn Mishler
Ann & Family,
Anytime we were out for a walk we always loved to stop and talk to your Dad and play with Joey. We want you to know you are in our thoughts. Please let us know if you need a home for Joey or there is anything we can do to help.
Tom, Becci, & Olivia Wheatley
