Birth date: May 26, 1940 Death date: Mar 4, 2023
Kenny E. Aguilar, age 82, passed away from cancer on March 4, 2023. Beloved husband of Pamela (nee Becker) and loving father to Maria Aguilar. Ken retired from NASA Glenn Research Center as Director of Center Operations in 2009. Read Obituary
Pam and Maria, I’m so sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. I worked for Ken in the Equal Opportunity Office for about 5 years or more. Ken was a good and caring supervisor he was always there when you needed him. There’s no other person like Mr. Aguilar, he will surely be missed by family, coworkers and friends.
I've always had so much fun with Uncle Ken. Golfing with him, Grandpa Becker and my dad are some of my favorite memories; I could hardly sleep the night before our morning tee times! Love from your nephew, Michael Becker
I worked for Kenny in the Equal Opportunity Office at KSC. He was always concerned with the wellbeing of his employees and was always available to chat. He will certainly be missed by many.
Kenny was a very special person. Always jovial and helpful. He made it easier for us hispanics to succeed in our jobs. We will always remember him as the caring and special person he was. RIP.
For the time I had known Ken, I can only say it's been a true blessing. A gentle man, friend, kind. We have such wonderful memories of our time together with he and Pam while they were in Florida, as well as others. "Uncle" Ken will be remembered, loved and missed by many. Love, Cheryl
Kenny was the consummate gentleman and always could find the bright side of anything in life… not many like him…RIP
Pam, I am so very sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. He was one of the best supervisors I had in my 38 year civil service career. He took me to the only professional football game I ever attended. As I always say in times like this, remember the good times and smile.
Our family was privileged to have enjoyed special moments with Kenny and Pam in Cleveland and Florida. Our children, with kids of their own now, were embraced by the Aguilar’s when we lost my sister, their only aunt. They were introduced to the fire fly eyes of gators stalking prey in the ebony waters near the Kennedy Space Center, and the spectacle of a powerful rocket being launched into a starry sky. They savored splashing in the Aguilar’s backyard pool, and later, as teenagers sharing time with them at our home. Kenny brought his loving smile and unassuming expertise to the boards of Esperanza Inc., and the Spanish American Committee where I served, and came to appreciate his noble heart. Whether playing golf, pool, or as with any endeavor, Kenny always raised one’s spirit and considerately shared his knowledge. Our family will miss this gentle soul. His soothing smile and joyous spirit will never be forgotten. We will always love you brother!
