I found out about Kenny's passing way too late to attend.  I know of Ken through his mother, June, also a DPS employee.  He was the best renter I ever had when he and his wife lived over on Chesterfield Ave.  They were long time renters, from the early '90's until he and his family moved to Manor.  I was glad to have them because Kenny knew how to fix and take care of things which was valuable when I was out of town, sometimes for long periods of time.  I lost contact with him after he moved and his e-address no longer worked for me, but I always wondered how he and his family were doing.  I only know his boys from when they were pre-school.  I always enjoyed talking about cars with him. 

C J Johnson,
DPS Trooper, retired

You will always be missed Kenny. My sincere condolences to your family.  

Condolences for a good man’s family. Prayers for all.
Peace,
Jim Schutz 


I will always remember his great laugh, his sassy childhood stride, and his love of pulling pranks as a child.  
My prayers for comfort for his family and friends. 
Rest in peace, my childhood friend.  

pic was taken Dec 2018 with other retirees from DPS.  He will be missed 







Kenny was at our house a lot, hanging out with my brother when we were kids. He was always good to me, and when we got older, he didn't have any problem taking me with when him and my brother went out. In our adulthood,  I would stop by and see him at the parts store, he was always so nice to talk to, showed me pictures of his kids.  He was just a good man, friendly, kind, and helpful. I'll sure miss him.

Kenny was the first true friend I remember. Him and Kevin lived down the street from us whenever we moved into the house on Hardy Drive. I remember hanging out with him and riding our bikes all over. We used to go to Northcross Mall after it opened and spend all our money playing games at Gold Mine. Then first he got a Chevy  and we rode around everywhere I'd give him money for gas.  But it was his blue and white Oldsmobile that was the bomb.  We would go to round rock to SPJST or VFW and try to dance with all the girls. After graduation we hung out awhile but then we kinda went our own ways. I always wanted to get together and talk about old times but it never happened. I'll always have fond memories of him.  My first and true friend I will always remember and treasure or friendship. Rest in peace my brother. Much love Mark Jung 

To Lee family my sincere condolences. 
Kenny was sweet and loving gentleman. 
I have so many fond memories of our friendship through high school and adulthood.  
I still remember him chasing me in McCallum halls just to tickle me. I failed to mention he had a great sense of humour. 
Another fond memory is us dancing at VFW hall. 
He would pick me up and only had one rule. That the last dance of the night was his. I kept my word always danced last dance with him 
My favorite dance with him was the polka.  He always found me to do polka. 
The last time I chatted was last year.  He apologised for being super busy. I knew he moved. But he never mentioned having cancer. 
Saddened me I would have been there for him. 
Love my friend very much. May he rest in peace 

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Kenneth "Kenny" Allen Lee

November 10, 1961 – April 14, 2023

Cook-Walden Funeral Home

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