I always admired Kenny for his courage and his loving words towards Marie.  He was also the hardest working retired guy I ever knew, always had a project going on.   
A fun fact about Kenny was his vast knowledge of the stock market which made him one of my favorite clients since he always had great ideas.  Of course, our conversations had to include motorcycles, which is a passion we both shared.  
But one of my fondest memories will be the picture that Marie sent me of Kenny’s double bicep pose from his hospital bed.   That will always be near and dear to my heart, reminding of his strength and courage.  
I’ll miss my talks with him and hope one day, when I get there, he’ll meet me at the pearly gates on his motorcycle to show me around.

Jim and I were saddened to hear of Ken’s passing. We will remember fun times with putting together corals at the barn and decorating with Ken entertaining us with stories.  Love you Marie, hope you will visit South Florida, there are lots of hugs waiting for you.

We were saddened to hear of Kenny’s passing. He was always kind and fun to be around. I remember when he took on assisting with the fireworks display for Coral Springs. When the torches to light the fireworks went dead, he improvised by handing out bic lighters. All their shirts were full of holes from the close proximity and falling embers. We still laugh thinking about those shirts. Our deepest condolences to Marie and family. He will be missed. 

In the words of my son, Ken was a kind gentleman. I always enjoyed listening to his interesting stories. He was a great story teller! He always made me feel welcome. Ken will be truly missed. Jerry will miss his bingo partner! Marie, I hope one day soon we can share a hug. 😘🙏Diana and Jerry

We remember lots of fun times we spent together.  Lee always enjoyed going to the auction with Ken     We miss spending time with you. We will always keep you in our thoughts and prayers. 
Love 
Lee & Barbara 

I am so sorry to hear about DeeDee’s death.  He left our our family with lots of wonderful memories and stories, especially about fishing.  When we were kids, he and Kelly went swimming with us in our back pond, and I recall clinging to his neck, remembering that there was usually an alligator or two in the area!  It was always an event when DeeDee and Marie came over to visit, with crazy stories and much laughter.  I am grateful for all that.
Love and Peace to you, Marie.

DeeDee was such a fun, joy-filled guy!!  He was “a man among men!”  Always ready to lend a hand or come to your aid. He and his kind, jovial, generous spirit will be sorely missed by family and friends.

Tom and Kathleen Kelly

Randy and I were so saddened to hear about Ken's passing.  He became a good friend when we moved to Rolling Oaks, and like he and Marie, we just moved to Tennessee and were planning a visit.  Deepest sympathy to Marie, Ken was a great guy and will be missed.

He was such a joy, really added to all the doings in Rolling Oaks, how we missed Marie and Ken when they moved, but we knew they would be back to visit!!! Marie, holding you in our hearts

Ken was full of life and always had a story to tell. I have 33 years of fond memories.  He was the secret behind most of my hair brained DIY projects!

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Kenneth Roy Berry

22 décembre 1943 – 15 novembre 2021

Stubblefield Funeral Home

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