Kennith F. Madewell

Birth date: Mar 15, 1931 Death date: Sep 2, 2012

Madewell, Kennith Franklin, 81, of Tulsa, passed away Sunday, September 2, 2012. Ken was born March 15, 1931 in Sand Springs, OK. He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Cora Madewell and sister, Hazel Morgan. He is Read Obituary

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Allan Bokor

682w ago

Love you Aunt Joice, we wish we could have been there for you but our thoughts and prayers are with you. I will never forget the excitement of you two coming to town and being able to talk to Uncle Ken through the kitchen window.

Vicki Soiegel

682w ago

Dear Kenny,I am so sorry for the loss of your father. Know that my prayers and thoughts are with you always. Wishing you many blessings at this time and always.Your friend and love always,Vicki

Katheryn De Wolfe Walker

682w ago

Aunt Joyce, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of loss. We remember Uncle Ken with much fondness. Katheryn, Terry, Lindsay and Joran

Annie Shurtleff

682w ago

So Sorry to hear of Ken's passing. My prayers to Joyce and all the Madewell Family

Connie Jaynes

682w ago

Dearest Joyce & Family, It is with mixed emotions that I am writing this–for Ken and his release from the prison his mind had become, I am so happy; for you all who loved him so much and so well, I am so grieved. He was a big man with a big presence and an even bigger heart (and laugh!). He leaves a big hole in this world but I am so glad I had the chance to know him. As I heard the news, I thought back to one particular time when we had been somewhere on a business trip. Ken was picking you up at the airport. At this time, you had been married a number of years but you were both like newlyweds when you saw each other! And that's the way it was. You loved each other and loved life and made the most of it. His was a life well lived and will be missed. I hope you are doing well, staying busy and still enjoying life. I'm seeing your smile and hearing that great laugh of yours and know that Ken would want you to keep doing just that! Love, Connie

Bobbi Hoffman

682w ago

Dear Aunt Joyce, I am so sorry about Uncle Ken.He always made me laugh! I'll never forget the both of you coming out to Jim's house. You were there for a lot of things. But mostly that you both loved unconditional . You remind me of my mom, with a love so fierce, I wish I could find the same thing… I hope I can find the love you both had. Sincerely, Bobbi

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