Kenneth Harold Heisser

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13 Apr 2008 Kenny was my oldest brother and my hero, even though he was 8 1/2 years older than I was. I never remember him saying a cross word to me, even though I was the "bratty little sister". My other two brothers weren't allowed in Kenny's room, but sometimes he would let me go in with him, where I would sit very quietly and watch him build his model airplanes. He even let me sleep in his bed one summer while he was at Boy Scout Camp for a week! Kenny let me use his 45 phonograph player to practice my ballet when I was little. When my parents gave him a stereo for his high school graduation (1964 - stereos weren't very sophisticated then), he never got angry when I would sneak into his room to play it. After he died, my parents gave me that stereo and his record collection, including about a 3" high stack of 45's. I don't have the stereo but I still have all the records, almost 41 years later. To the Best Big Brother Ever. Love, Mary Ellen Mary Ellen Heisser 2meh@cox.net

The point-of-contact for this memorial is his sister, Mary Ellen Heisser 2meh@cox.net

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 13 Apr 2008
Last updated 04/26/2008