Birth date: Oct 4, 1932 Death date: Nov 27, 2018
Kenneth B. Burns, 86, of Middleburg Heights, passed away November 27, 2018. Beloved husband of 59 years to Polly (Euller); loving father of Bradley (Mary) and Bonne Burns; cherished grandfather of Hannah and Madeline Burns; dear b Read Obituary
Many thoughts and prayers for the whole family. Many great memories over many years just like family. Loved hearing the adventures of traveling the world, talking Browns and of course sharing New Year’s Eve dinner! You will be greatly missed but forever in our hearts, Rest In Peace Ken. Shery Turner
Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to Polly, Brad , Bonne and family. We were so honored and privaged to have known him for so long just like family, many fond memories to cherish and be thankful for. He’s very proud of you all, Rest In Peace Ken, Sheryl and June Turner
Our hearts go out to Polly, Bonne, Brad, Mary, Hannah and Madeline. We were blessed to have known Ken and appreciate how much he influenced our sons, Brice and Garrick. Ken’s legal discussions always included lawyer jokes. I remember our movie nights and the time he fell pruning the crab-apple tree just before the trip to Japan. Ken, may you rest in peace and know that your family and friends loved you very much. Our sympathy,
I would like to offer my sincere condolences. May your hearts find comfort in God’s Word where it states: “He will swallow up death forever, and the Lord will wipe the tears from all faces.” (Isaiah 25:8) May your loved one awaken to a world where there will be peace, no sickness (Isaiah 33:24), and no more troubles (Revelation 21:4) throughout eternity (Psalm 37:29). May your hearts find comfort in the the wonderful hope found in the Bible, your family, friends and good memories at this time. My deepest sympathy to you.
My heart goes out to my Aunt Polly and cousins Bonne and Brad. Uncle Ken was a force, and always made us laugh. My favorite memories of him are from Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners – laying on the floor in front of the fire because he ate too much. Happened every time. Rest in peace, Uncle Ken. You will be missed.
