Kenneth Willingham Obituary

Kay

I am so sorry to belatedly hear of Ken's passing. He was a good friend and I always looked forward to seeing him and enjoying his company. I learned a lot from him over the years particularly about good food in Charleston. I will miss him dearly.

I had the honor and pleasure to get to know Ken through his leadership with the South Carolina Trucking Association. He was truly a genuine, kind, servant leader. I am grateful for the opportunity to know him. My condolences to your family during this difficult time.

Fond memories growing up with my Godfather. Sending many thoughts and prayers to Mrs. Kay.

Ken was always at church every Sunday with a warm hand shack
And infectious smile..My family and Carol's truly loved Ken and it is. God's Blessing to love and remember Ken always. Kay....Our thoughts and prayers are lifted-up to our God to give you peace, Love Carol an Billy Koopman

Dear Kay, Ken and I send our sincere sympathy and prayers as you
face the loss of Ken. We treasure our many years being your next door neighbors in the Old Village. Ken was a special kind man and we are sorry not to be in Mount Pleasant to see you in person. Please know we are thinking of you at this sad time. Linda and Ken Shortridge

Sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Willingham. Mrs. Willingham was my 5yr old kindergarten teacher many years ago. Being married for 60years is a sign of true love and friendship. RIP sir.

Kay, we were sad to learn of Ken's passing. He was a caring and compassionate man. Ken was loved by everyone who knew him, a true friend.
Kay, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time and will remain with you.
Love and Prayers

We are so sorry to hear about Ken's passing. We always enjoyed spending time with Ken and Kay at the annual trucking association conferences and other occasions when we were together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Never forgot Ken drove all the way to Darlington to support our regional safety meeting when he was president of the trucking assoc. I saw him come in an I said Ken what are you doing here an he said to support yall an that really got my attention of what he thought of the members an to drive that far I will always remember his dedication an I always looked forward to seeing him at our meetings because he was always so upbeat in his emotions an truly I will miss a nice friend . thank you jim Ramsey

My memories go back to those 5:15 AM encounters on Pitt St. with the fellas as they walked and I exercised the dogs. They were always upbeat and told me they had seen a shooting star. Ken, Whit, and others--what a brotherhood. I treasured their friendship. Kay, may your memories sustain and uplift you.

I had the honor of serving on the Governing Board of East Cooper Medical Center with Ken. His energy and guidance were essential to the success of the facility, and Ken was admired by the administration leadership, the associates, and the medical staff.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

We are so sorry for your loss! Our condolences and prayers go out to the family ❤

We have lost a remarkable and unique man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Kay. Annie Laurie and I have so many wonderful memories of our times together. Ken was more than just a friend to me. He was a mentor, a playmate, a great listener, and role model. He will be missed, but will certainly live on in our hearts and minds Keep whistling Ken.

Dearest Kay,

So very sad to hear of your precious husband, ken, passing. P.O. loved him very much and you both were always in our prayers.

Pat Mead

Kay, I am sorry for your loss. Ken was a fine person and I will miss seeing him.
Bubba

Ken was my Dad's 1961 classmate who I had the honor and privilege of knowing as a fellow alumni and friend who helped me out during my Citadel years (86) and beyond. Kay and Ken are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet and I really enjoyed spending time with them over these many years. Ken's kindness while he I was on this earth will not be forgotten.

So sorry to hear the passing of a long time classmate from The Citadel and good friend. Always appreciated that Ken and Kay opened their home to my son when he entered The Citadel as a lowly freshman. We had some great times together and will never forget him.

Dick and Pat Almes

Ken Willingham served the community with dedication and honor. Absolutely one of the best people to be around. Prayers or his family and many friends.

My sympathy to Kay and Toni on Ken's passing. Ken and I served together for several years on the Board of the Charleston Speech and Hearing Center. Ken was always dedicated and loyal and supportive. Ken actually grew up in my neighborhood in Newberry. Toni and I were good neighbors and friends during our high school days. I have good memories of a good man. Rest in peace, Ken.

I will always cherish the time of getting to know Ken and Kay and the dediciation to his wife and the trucking Industry. Our prayers and thoughts are with Kay