Kenny was a classmate of mine at Hoover High. While we didn't hang out together we always took time to say "hi, how are you doing" when we passed each other at school. Kenny was such a friendly guy and I always looked forward to seeing him at our school reunions and catching-up on what we'd been up to over the years. I will truly miss seeing and talking to him, our reunions won't be the same without him. RIP Kenny.
                                                                            Craig Ward (Santee, CA)

I remember Kenny Lane  as a grandfather to my son Sailor Ray Lane, being a benifactor I remember him spending time with Sailor as a baby and small child.  Spending time in the back yard with Bobby, his son.  Aloha,   Arati Lane

Kenny Lane, old friend may you rest in peace.  My sincere condolences to the Lane Family.

I knew Kenny from Hoover High School Days.  Over the years I spent time with his family and he spent time with mine.  We shared good times and not so good times.  We hung out, went camping in Baja, and grew up together.  Yes, he was a good guy and I knew if I ever needed him, he was there for me.  I will miss him and I am blessed to have known him.

Kenny Lane, old friend rest in peace.  My sincere condolences to the Lane family, may your memories help you through this sad time.

I knew Kenny from Hoover High School, over the years I spent time with his family and he spent time with mine.  We  shared good times and bad times and grew up together.  He was always there for me if I needed him, we hung out, double dated, camped in Baja, rode dirt bikes, had holiday dinner's together.  I will miss him and he will hold a place in my heart forever.  Blessed to have had you in my life.

My parents (Judy Boone and Billy Boone) were friends with Kenny and Loretta,My brothers and I grew up playing at his home with Bobbie. I remember a swimming pool and have many other happy memories.. Condolences to the family.

Kenny was my first friend in San Diego. His family moved into a new house on Beaver Lake Drive, San Diego, in 1959.
We were SO excited! His sister Roxanne, little brother Paul, were a good match for our family.  We played KICK the CAN until 10 pm and our parents would ask us to come in.  At Hoover, we took the bus together, and we were Romans together.  Later, we lived in the same apartment building on 51st Street.
He was barrel chested, had a great throwing arm, was a good swimmer, and was meticulous about his appearance. Very mellow guy, and liked by all.

Kenny was one of the good guys. I will never forget the first time I saw him. He was leaning on the outside wall of the cafeteria at Hoover. The good looking Senior in his Toggery Shop finery with the Romans medallion. He said hello. I was just a silly little Sophomore and that was a highlight at my new school. That was Kenny. He always had a smile and a kind word. He will be missed by every one who knew him. Much love to his family and friends.

Condolences to my Tia and her children may God give you peace through this difficult time .. I remember my uncle as a wonderful man  ..

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Kenneth B. Lane

August 25, 1945 – August 23, 2016

Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary

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