From the Morton's (East Coast Family)

Dear Cousin Bridget , Mike, Kerry, Lauren and the Ledesma's family and friends.  
We send our deepest sympathy, it hurts my heart that you have to suffer such a loss.
Brother John and I will be with you in Spirit tomorrow as you go through the most painful process of saying goodbye to Kenny.

Love and Prayers, Cousin Bill

Mike, Bridget, Kerry, and Lauren,
                                                                
I cannot imagine what you all are going through right now and I know how much you loved Kenny, and how much Kenny loved you.  My family and many of his childhood friends send you our condolences, prayers, and love.

Kenny was my childhood best friend, my brother, and family.  We lost touch for many years but in our adult lives were able to reconnect. That bond in our childhood years never changed and I am forever grateful for that time.  

Kenny was always fearless and never backed down.  His humor and personality were second to none.  If you played against him in sports or video games, then you often had to take the L, because he was infuriating good at everything.   

There were so many great adventures, memories, learning moments, celebrations, and conversations about God and girls during those years.  :)  We grew up on Joseph Lane, ran the neighborhood (or so we believed) and Branham area along with other friends like James, Brian, and Chris.  We able to attend CLA and VCHS for school, while also being next door neighbors for ten years.

Whoever reads this, I know your hearts are heavy and your memories of Kenny are also a celebration of his life.   We are forever grateful to have Kenny as a friend and as family, and someone who impacted our lives forever. 


I met Kenny through Neil Kurtz and then we all went to Valley Christian High School together. We did radio together and had a few classes together. When I found out the news tonight I was shaken. Kenny was such a great guy to be around all of the time. When I think back about our time together I simply remember his great smile and his infectious energy. May his memory be eternal. 

Dear Ledesma Family, we are totally in shock over the passing of Kenny. He was bigger than life itself. He always had a smile on his face. I couldn’t believe it when I learned he knew my son-in-law, Kino. What a small world. I will always remember him from little league days. He loved baseball. May your memories comfort you all during this difficult time.  Our sincere prayers and condolences.

Debbie & Andy Hilton

We remember Kenny as a boy playing sports, enjoying life, and interacting easily with adults in his friendly, positive approach to life. He added to our family because of who he was. He will be greatly missed, and we offer condolences to all of his family and friends.  Our hearts and prayers go out to you at this difficult time.
From Bob and Janice Kurtz 

I only knew him when we were just kids, but he was always nice to everyone and always smiling. He was the kind of kid you wanted your kids to be friends with. 

Mike, Bridget, Kerry (her husband and baby), and Lauren, and anyone else that we might have missed. 

We are so sad to hear this news. Kenny was always a happy kid, so easy to talk to and get along with and loved by all. I picture him in a Giants hat playing video games with Neil!  We are praying for you. 

Love, 
Kathy, Luke and family



Mike and Bridget,

  Our deepest condolences go out to you Keri and Kenny's wife during this difficult time.   Kenny will always be remembered as a fun, loving person and how you always saw him with a smile on his face.   We are here for you and love you very much.

Tim, Jennifer, Darian, Raymond and Zach. 

OBITUARY

Kenneth Ryan Ledesma

October 16, 1980 – February 5, 2023

Oak Hill Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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