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Kenneth Frith

July 20, 1939 - May 29, 2020

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In lieu of flowers, the family would ask you to make donations to the Louisiana Wildlife Conservancy.

It ended where it began. Kenneth Maxwell Frith 80, passed away quietly on May 29, 2020 surrounded by his family in his home in Rocky Branch, less than a stone’s throw from where he was born. Over the years Ken or (Max) was a LSU graduate and fan of the tigers, a chemical engineer with Dow and BASF, and a dedicated family man.

He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Barbara and 3 children, Cynthia, Russell, and Kirsten and 2 grandchildren, Sara and Rachelle.

A rembrance ceremony for the family will be held on the property.

In lieu of flowers, the family would ask you to make donations to the Louisiana Wildlife Conservancy.

Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kilpatrickfuneralhomes.com.

 

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Farmerville, LA.

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It ended where it began. Kenneth Maxwell Frith 80, passed away quietly on May 29, 2020 surrounded by his family in his home in Rocky Branch, less than a stone’s throw from where he was born. Over the years Ken or (Max) was a LSU graduate and fan of the tigers, a chemical engineer withContinue Reading

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Mary Jo Miller Arnold left a message on August 8, 2020:
Dear Barbara , I am sending condolences for all in your class of 1957, Baton Rouge High School. Please send me your latest information since the Phone Number I have has been disconnected. (318)726-4056 ,, I have been sending emails and get no return. Condolences, Mary Jo Miller Arnold
Diane Mayers left a message on June 1, 2020:
So very sorry to hear of Ken's death. Ray and I remember him and Barbara very fondly when they lived in Baton Rouge. They were both members of our Red Stick Model A Club. We had many great times with our Model A's with both of them. My prayers are with all of you. Cindy - We both miss you too. One of my fondest memories is of Barbara and Ken at our meetings. Ray was the president at the time and Barbara was either the secretary or treasurer. Ray had a fondness for rapping that gavel! Scared poor Barbara all the time!
Cindy left a message on June 1, 2020:
I only remember meeting Uncle Max once. Dean told him how much I love the classic and antique automobiles so of course he showed me what he had in the garage...he even let me sit in that beautiful truck! Even though I did not know him very well personally, my father in law (Palmer) always had great stories about growing up with him. He will surely be missed by many. Aunt Barbara and family, you are in my thoughts and prayers, may you find comfort to see you through this difficult time. We send our love, Dean, Cindy, Sam & Mishell Frith
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