July - Lorne Park Secondary School Alumni Website Intro

Volume 13, Issue 2 Page 22Letter From The Editoreditor@lpssmatters.comAt his funeral, a blind, black piano player at the back of the chapel, played a few contemporary tunesboth jazz and rock, including I think something by The Doors.Before interment in the mausoleum at Sarasota Memorial Park, a bagpiper played "Amazing Grace."Not a dry eye could be found I tell you.Anyways, Chris, I hope this update helps, and that you can share it with some of the guys who rememberhim from Whiteoaks.I'll send you the link I mentioned earlier, if possible.Regards,Bob Koken ('74 LP Grad)———————————————————————————————————————————————-That was Kenny, a man who lived everyday to the fullest. I've actually been inspired to do the samething. Just live for the moment and to all of the others from Whiteoaks Public school who knewKenny Koken back then, as well as some of his closest friends like Glenn Petersen and a kid weknew named Ted Kennedy, I know this is short notice, if you’re reading this, the Whiteoaks PublicSchool 40th Class Reunion is at 6pm, August 24th at TEN Restaurant in Mississauga.Here’s to you, Kenny.Chris Kup ('85)Editor LPSS MattersMy Gr. 3 Class Photo at Whiteoaks Public School. Kenny Koken (in burgundy,bottom right) and I (top left in orange), Mrs. Moffatt’s class.