Ken Corn

Birth date: Aug 30, 1960 Death date: Sep 30, 2014

Ken “Ken Medic 47” Corn, 54, Paramedic Instructor passed away September 30, 2014 in Broken Arrow, OK. He was born August 30, 1960 to Oscar M. and Emma Sue (Beadle) Corn.Ken is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Corn; Children, Alex B Read Obituary

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David Davis

574w ago

Ken was such a wonderful educator. I had the privilege of helping him several times during his classes. Oklahoma EMS grew because of him. My thoughts and prayers to his family and all who knew him.

Tammy Maras

574w ago

Ken Corn…well, one in a million isn't even near enough to describe you! Thank you for talking me into going on to be a paramedic and thank you for being the BEST instructor anybody could ever even conceive to have had. I speak as though you are still here….because in my heart as a former paramedic..a great part of you is here…inside each and every one of us that were blessed to have had you as our teacher! Thank you for challenging me to be the best I could be…and to "Don't sweat the small stuff, everything is small stuff"! So true my friend…so true. To you, dear family…know that he is always with you in spirit. Lean on the Lord for comfort and know that you will all reunite..this life is just a blink of an eye! In faith and prayer comfort will wrap it's loving arms around your hearts. Keep your eye on the BIG picture..as this earthly walk is not our "home"….Now Ken is "home". May God bless you all and may peace and comfort come to you as you pass through this season in your lives. Below is my phone number should you need a Christian ear to just listen or pray with you…24/7..I mean it with ALL of my heart!Tammy Angel (Maras now) Classes 91-92..92-93 (405) 779-9109

Susan & Greg Miller

575w ago

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. We were so lucky and fortunate to get to know him. He will be missed by so many people. You will never be forgotten. Juanita, Alex, Matt, Austin & Emmaline, he is now watching over all of you. Remember Ken is with God now and is in no pain. God bless.Love always, Greg, Susan, Geoffrey & Zach Miller Longview, Texas

Jim Huettenmueller

575w ago

Our prayers and thoughts are now with your family Ken. I truly respected your abilities to teach and could see that you enjoyed educating the health care field. I will always remember working with you as a EMT, an Intermediate EMT, and as a Paramedic. Your guidance and direction helped me and others promote the EMS Profession here in Oklahoma. James Huettenmueller

Barbara (Layfield) Dunham

575w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Ken Corn

Christopher Stevens, Emsa

575w ago

He taught me so much and I will never forget his compassionate nature. Thanks for everything you shared with us my friend.

Sue C White

575w ago

Juanita I was so sorry to learn of Ken's sudden passing. You, Alix and Matt are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. While it is true that time will. help heal the hurt of your loss, it is hard to face each day without your loved one. But know that God cares about each of you and feels your pain and hurt. He will send family and friends to you to help you through this valley. Rely on them and let them help you in whatever way you need. If you want to get away for a long week-end, come to Fort Worth and let me pamper you…….and show you a good Texas time! Much love to you.Sue White

Vikki Handley

575w ago

About 19 years ago you interviewed me for a spot in your paramedic class and my life was forever changed. Thank you so much for your friendship, your war stories, sense of humor, directness, ambition, dedication, knowledge, for matching my stubborness and just for being the honorable man and paramedic you were. How I wished I could have told you goodbye. Fly high Ken may you rest in peace dear friend. You will never be forgotten!! Vikki Handley-EMSA

Sheila K. Larson

575w ago

I worked with Ken in PALS. He was a great instructor and had wonderful stories to tell. My sympathy to his family.

Stephanie Brumley Jones

575w ago

I am so sorry for your loss. Ken was one of a kind and taught so many of us how to care for others on a whole nother level. I will always remember him with fondness and a smile. Bless you all and my prayers are with your family in this time of loss.Sincerely, Stephanie Paramedic class of 96-97

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