I remember Kenny from Azalea Elementary all the way thru Boca Ciega HS as one of the cute, kindest and friendly guys around. He was always happy and made those around him feel the same way. He will be missed!

Ken and I were H.S. friends and roommates at U.F along with Dave Boyer and Steve Sorg. I am so sorry to learn of Ken's passing. Rest in peace Ken.

Ken and I grew up down the street from each other and played Little League and Junior Major league together. We had a lot of fun together. Ken is the second from the right in this picture.

So very sorry to hear of Ken's passing. We were high school classmates and room mates at the University of Florida.  I remember Ken hitting the books hard every evening...and still kept his kind manner and great sense of humor.  Always enjoyed his dad's visits to Gainesville.  And, I will never forget seeing him pull up in that Corvette that his dad rented him as a high school graduation gift. Rest in peace my long ago friend.

I remember Kenny fondly from our days in good old Azalea.. My condolences to all of you and especially to you Dottie.. I know you will all miss him greatly..Blessings to you all. Donna Powell Parker

Back in grade school, Ken was one of those brainy kids who was also nice to every one. In high school he stood out as a leader and a gentleman, with his photo listed in our 1964 yearbook as one of our "Senior Superlatives".
Ken continued to be exceptional, leading a life of accomplishment and contribution, while still being down to earth and kind.
Sending heartfelt sympathies to his family and loved ones.

Ken was a classmate from 5th grade through high school.  We danced at the NW youth center in Jr high school.  My condolences to his friends and family.  The world was a better place because of Ken.

Susie & Robin,  so sorry to hear.  Hugs to,you & your family. Gayle & Glenn  Gibbons.

I knew Ken the last few years as my company performed numerous construction-related projects at his homes. I really enjoyed spending time and chatting with him on a variety of topics.  My men liked working for him as he was always kind to them and appreciative of their work.  It has been said that the true measure of a man is how he treats people who can't do something for him. Ken always treated all of us with kindness and respect. My sincere condolences to Pam, his family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. May God comfort you during this very difficult time.

Ken was not only my tennis partner for many years, but, someone I called my friend.  I will always remember the time we spent on and off the court, he will be missed.  Pam, I am so sorry for your loss.

Ken's father (Mr. Lam)rented a 1963 corvette to celebrate our high school graduation. We spent the next 72 hours driving around every known drive in an all of St. Pete......love the memory!

Ken was a kind and gentle classmate. I am happy to see that he went on to serve our country in a meaningful career and was a family man.

Ken was a good high school friend and my roommate during our freshman year at UF.
I will always remember his kindness and sense of humor.

My thoughts are with the Ken's family.  I worked with Ken for a number of years at Lockheed Martin and traveled internationally with him.  He was kind enough to set up and be the MC at my retirement.  We will all miss him.
Ron Woodard(Windermere, FL)

I have worked with Ken for many years on an international defense project with obviously inherent conflicts, but he helped solving all the problems with his professionality, objectivity, fairness and honesty. I also miss you sorely!

So sorry for your loss, Sue. Sincere condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sue,
I am so sorry for the loss of your brother.  My prayers and deepest sympathy are with you.  Jane M. Fuller

 I like to think of Uncle Kenny as the President/or Ceo of our family. He was a brilliant and generous man that held our family together after my grandfathers passing in 97. He died November 10th , just 3 days after Ronnie's Run, and 11 months to the day of my brothers Ronnie's passing on December 10th last year. I am so grateful God gave us the opportunity to be together just days before his passing. I looked at him with the greatest respect and admiration. Always striving to make him proud. I will continue my education and graduate school with him by my side.. My heart breaks that my family has to go through this so soon after my brothers passing but I know my brother and grandfather met him with open arms. I love you Uncle Kenny.

For My Dear Friend, Susie:  My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am so very sorry for the loss of your brother, Kenny.

Ken was a very special person.  He was kind, generous and had a heart of gold.  I worked with Ken at Lockheed Martin and we became friends.  He was one of a kind. His thoughtfulness of others was always one of his main priorities.  Even after all these years I have always kept a special place in my heart for him.  Thoughts and prayers to his family at this most difficult time.

Ken and I met soon after we both moved into Bella Collina in 2010.  We immediately formed a special kinship due to our past professional careers and academic experiences. Ken worked at Lockheed for 36 years and rose to the position of Director of Finance of a $400M division. I was the CEO of a small defense business for 16 years. Ken graduated with his MBA from the University of Florida, the same business school I attended. After receiving his MBA, Ken planned to go for his PhD. But he was drafted for the Vietnam War. I was fortunate enough to stay in school to obtain my PhD. uninterrupted.  Ken was by far the nicest person I had ever met. He was always loving and gentle, always friendly and hardly ever raised his voice. He also loved his house at Bella and was very passionate about his Corvettes.  He loved his family especially Pam and his Mom, Dorothy. Most of all, I really admire his passion to help others and his desire to always be fair. You will be sorely missed, my friend.

Having worked for Ken, it was easy to see he was not only a great manager, but also a good friend. His word was gold. His earnest support is getting the job done was always appreciated.

Ken was a true professional to work with and a good friend. He respected those in different organizations and was someone to  admire for getting the job done.

It was our pleasure to work both for and with Ken for several years at Lockheed Martin.  He was always the consumate gentleman and showed the ultimate respect for all of his staff. Men of his caliber are few and far between. While there is nothing that anyone can say or do to make this difficult time any easier, our prayer is that the support of family and friends will be a comfort to all who grieve Ken's passing. 

Bob and Lynne Riemer

Ken was one of those people who touched your life is such a quiet way that you didn't realize it until you sat and reflected on it.  A man I sometimes disagreed with but always trusted. A loss for all that knew him.

Ken was a very close and very dear friend. I admired him personally and professionally. After we retired I was blessed that we stayed in touch. Good friends forever. I will miss him.

Ken was one of the finest gentlemen I have had the privilege to know.  He was the ultimate professional in his job at Lockheed Martin and was a caring and generous friend outside the office.  He will always be remembered with respect, affection, and gratitude.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Kenneth Owen Lam

17 avril 1946 – 10 novembre 2015

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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