We had so much fun with you Ken in Cabo. Your jokes will surely be missed. 
Pauline and family, we are sending you our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. May the love of your family and friends bring you comfort during these times.

Papa Ken.. you were truly THE guy. Since high school, you have shared guidance and words of wisdom whenever I was in some kind of trouble. Not only that, you always made me feel welcomed, and made it known you WILL be there for anything. Your positive loud energy would instantly attach to me whenever I saw you, it was easy to feel peace because of you. I am so very grateful to have shared some of my hardest moments with you and the girls, because you guys always got me through it. I promise I'll be there just as much for them. Thank you for protecting me like your own girls, I'll forever hold that in my heart. 

Love you, Papa Ken, the flyest dude I know.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences, your fathers  presence will always be felt.  I worked with Ken and enjoyed his view  of life and family.

Love you forever and forever my Ah Bong Bunrong 🤍

My brother,  my heart hurts writing this. You always guided me like a little brother as you guided the rest of us.  Your kindness and generosity was unmatched.  Your positive energy could light up a whole room as did your smile.  I'll miss our conversations when we did see each other and even though it could be a year or two without us seeing each other,  you always had advice and encouragements that made me feel comfortable and confident. I loved see your adventures through Pauline's social media because it always showed your love and passion for life.  I remember the time when i first got my drivers license and we all drove up to Mt Laguna in my Del Sol and i was uncomfortable driving back down the mountain. You didn't hesitate to take over the drive for me.  And that was you, never hesitated to lend your hand and love.  Love you big brother.

Rest easy uncle ken going to miss your energy and all the great laughs and talks we had thank you for being a great person to me ❤️ 🕊️ 🙏 much love brother!

You were like a father to me, as you were to many. I could never thank you enough for what you did for my sister and what you have done for me.

I know it is a cliche, but you are the true embodiment of the “good ones always go first.” I don’t know anyone else who lived life with such sincerity and generosity.  

You made everyone you met feel like the most important person in the room, you did so much for everyone you met; without hesitation and no matter the cost.  You wore your heart on your sleeve and made Savannah and I a part of your family. 
I wish I could talk to you more about the shows we watched, the same music we listened to. I wish you could see me graduate (you always motivated me and reassured I could do it, even when I didn’t believe in myself). I wish we could go camping and go on our trip. You gifted me a camera and I wish I could show you the photos from my trip like we talked about. I will make sure I graduate and make sure to take the best photos for you. 

I’m going to miss your lasagna on my birthday but I will miss hearing your laugh and saying what’s up baby girl the most. Thank you for raising and loving your daughters as much as you do, they are the true embodiment of your spirit and kindness and they are my best friends in the entire world. I will be by their side always. 
I wish we had more time, but I trust you set us all up with the fundamental principles on how to live life as fully as you did. There will never be another like you. 
Okurrrr bye papa Ken see you later.

His kindness, generosity, and intelligence was inspiring to many and will be missed forever.

I’m devastated forever. The best man I will ever know.

When Reth messaged me, I thought his account was hacked. I glanced it and then fell asleep. The next day, it was confirmed. 

Disbelief and sadness consumed me instantly. Trying to reconcile my feelings, I thought about you. 

After pondering my thoughts and being able to express them in words, I will always remember you as the "bigger brother" for all of us. All of us who grew up in Eastside that you meticulously help watch over owes you a lifetime of gratitude. From keeping us away from trouble to having our backs when we were in trouble, you were there. 

Personally, when you loaned me  your Integra GSR so that I can go to Amber's prom, that night I was the coolest guy on this planet, and you made that happen with no expectations in return. 

As we got older, and when we met at our mutual friends and families' gatherings before we shared our 4th Remy shot, you never asked, "How's life or how's work?", your questions always went deeper.  It was more like, "How's your parents or how is it going with your industry as I  know it's tough now?". And that is what made you special, always hitting closest to the heart. 

So big bro, if you were to visit me in Srok Khmer as we discussed, I know what you would ask me when we're sharing cold beers along the Riverside, "How does it feel to be a dad?", My reply, "It's the best." Your next question would be, "How does it feel like to be married?" My reply, "Debatable". 

You would grin as we toasted to us having cold ones in our Motherland. However, we know deep down it's moments like that is what makes life special. 

I will toast my next one for us this weekend. Take care of all our loved ones who aren't here any longer. Our loss is their gain. 

Love you big bro!

me and alyssa are trying so hard to stay strong for mom!!

I did not know Ken for very long, we had been working together for the past 8 months or so. I remember Ken being one of the first ones to come to me when I came in, for questions and chatting. 
I wasn't very useful to him at first but he stayed with me and that gave me a big confidence boost, and made me feel part of the team. 
Ken was always very nice to me, and generous. He was a team player and very easy to work with, I will always keep a good memory of my (too) short time with him.
My condolences and love to the family and all the people close to him, he left us way too early.

It is with a heavy heart that I extend my deepest condolences on the passing of our dear colleague, Ken.

Ken was not just a colleague but a remarkable individual who left a lasting impact on those fortunate enough to know him. His kindness, unwavering work ethic, and infectious positivity made him a cherished member of our team. I am truly saddened by the news of his passing.

One particular memory stands out vividly in my mind, reflecting Ken's exceptional character. We worked together late into the evening on a challenging conference call, troubleshooting an issue with a client. While the atmosphere was tense, Ken's calm demeanor and unyielding optimism were a source of inspiration. Unlike others on the call, he maintained a positive attitude, and his dedication to finding a solution never wavered. It was a testament to his professionalism and genuine spirit.

Ken's absence leaves a void that cannot be filled, and he will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of working alongside him. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and his family during this incredibly challenging time. May you find solace in the cherished memories of Ken and the positive impact he had on our lives.

If there is anything I can do to support you or assist in any way, please do not hesitate to reach out. My deepest sympathies go out to you and all who are affected by this profound loss.

With heartfelt condolences,

Jason Nadeau & Sherweb Team

My sincere condolence for the loss Ken, he was more than a co-worker he was very much a friend. I often called him Kenzel Washington lol, we found ways to laugh every time we spoke(Mother Kung Pow Chicken he would say when he got frustrated it always made us chuckle and move on).

He was all about his family, showed how much so with the way he boasted about the creative ways he would do things to surprise them, made it a priority to always be there for them and just know he mentioned how important that you all were to him often.  

No one's ever really gone as long as we keep them in our hearts though they will always be missed.

I am truly sorry to hear about the passing of Ken. Please accept my deepest condolences during this difficult time. Ken was a truly good person, and his kindness touched the lives of many. May cherished memories of him bring you comfort, and may the love surrounding you provide strength.

With heartfelt sympathy.

OBITUARY

Bunrong Ken Onn

May 12, 1972 – December 5, 2023

Cypress View Mausoleum, Mortuary and Crematory

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