To the entire family....having known Ken only through our days at BellSouth, I can say I left the service knowing another side of Ken...thanks to the heart felt memorial tributes given by Son in Law ,Bill Fangman, and Son in Law, Jason Smith....such warmth and kindness, thank you for sharing.   After our retirement, Ken was always ready to meet for lunch anytime I was in the area.... and always had a bag of pecans to share.

Sue and the entire family of Ken,
Our deepest regrets for your loss of Ken.  He was a special friend and neighbor.  Always smiling and helpful in any way he could. It was such a honor to know him and the family.  May God look over you all.  You are such a beautiful family.  His strength and love will live with you forever.

Mike and Carolyn Simpson

To Sue, Allison, and the entire family, Sports To You sends our deepest sympathies to you all. We enjoyed helping Ken with orders through out the years and just know that we sure did think the world of him and his love for his family. He sure did brag on you all and he will be truly missed. We will continue to pray for you Sue and the family. We love you all!!

Sue, and family, I am so very sorry to learn that you have lost Ken.While we did not get to know you as well as we should have, we enjoyed the contacts that  we did have. Nick was so very proud of Ken and his work ethic and so glad to have been a part of his life. You both were so friendly and gracious to us. While death is a part of living, it is so hard when it happens. Please know that I am thinking of you and send you my deepest sympathy.  I know that you will hear many good words about Ken.

Sue, Ron, Barbara and the entire Threatt family, Rick and I are thinking of you all at this sad time. Our love, thoughts and prayers go out to you. And though there are no words to take away your pain, we hope that the many years of love and wonderful memories will  bring you some comfort.

I was saddened to hear of Ken's passing.  At least he is not suffering any more.  He will be greatly missed on the golf courses, card tables, Saturday breakfast, evenings at Edna Love Park.  I shared Ken's passion for sharing with his fellow man.

Sue, Shanda & Allison, Our family is praying for you during this difficult time.  What a blessing Ken was to everyone he came in contact with.  We love you all and know that God will be with you now and in all the hard days to come.

Sue, I was so saddened upon reading of Kenneth's passing but thankful to read of his heavenly journey.  Our family will be praying for you, your family, the loss of this Godly man, and the emptiness that his passing will leave in your family. Also praying that you will all be able to recall the wonderful memories of your lives together as a family to help lessen the pain and sorrow.  Palms 116:15 Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints, (KJV).  This verse provided comfort for me when my Mom passed I pray it will do the same for you, your family, and friends.

Sue, I am so saddened to learn of Ken's death.  Did not know he was ill.  My heart goes out to you and your family.  I love the pics of you on the cruise and so glad all of you could do that together.  I know how much it hurts to loose a mate.  Life is never the same, but we have to go forward.  I lost Clinton exactly 2 years before you lost Ken. May God fill the vacancy in your life with His wonderful love. Colleen H. Cox

Oh my,Sue I am so sorry for you and the family,   My heart so hurts for you and the kids. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I know that pain and the hard days you have ahead and only buy the grace of God can you face each day. Hold tight and remember all the wonderful memories and the True Love that you two shared. Love you Barbara P. Bailey

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dearest Sue and Family, We just heard about the loss of Ken and I immediately thought of him as I remember his face with always a smile and a few words of greeting and then friendly and warm conversation. He always made you feel like a treasured friend that he just saw yesterday, even if it had been years since we had talked. I know in my heart that he was a fine Christian man with much love for his family, especially his beloved Sue.  I am so sorry that this world just lost a man of great character, strength, compassion and kindness, but our loss is Heaven's gain in every way.  Sue, you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers and I know God will give you strength and peace to endure this difficult, painful time.  May His grace be with you all.  Ann and Jerry Murphy

Sue, Shanda and Allison- We are so sorry for your loss.  Sean and Shelly Helms

While I did not have the privilege of knowing Ken well, I did know His wife, Sue, from our time at Sun Valley High School. I pray for Sue and family to especially sense God's presence and to experience His comfort during this time of grieving. And, may you also have joy, in the midst of your sorrow, in knowing that Ken is in the presence of God and his Savior, Jesus, experiencing "the joy of your presence and the pleasures of living with you forever" (Psalm 16:11, NLT).

We will always remember Ken as a fantastic person, all around good man.
So friendly, genuine, generous, kind, and grace filled.  Our prayers, sympathies, and heartfelt memories of this fine man help us accept his passing.  Love always to the Threatts.  Susie and Doug Ballard and family

OBITUARY

Kenneth L. Threatt

October 25, 1947 – October 31, 2017

McEwen Funeral Home of Monroe

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