Margaret,,,,,,,,,,,,,I graduated with Ken from Haddon Heights High School,,,,,,,,,,,Great guy,,,,,,,,,,always attended our "Olde Guys" reunions.,,,,,,,,,Sorry for this loss. Cherish the memories

My Condolences to Ken's Family, He was definitely a good Man with a Good Soul. He was giving and Friendly and will be missed by those whose lives he touched. Rest in Peace Ken, See you on the other side !!!!

I was fortunate enough to meet Ken through my wife Shannon. I remember she was so excited for me to meet him that we traveled to his house to deliver soup and flowers. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to meet him that day but was able to meet him when he came to our house to wish Shannon’s mother a Happy Birthday. It struck me that he was so willing and able to bring cheer and happiness wherever he went. We were honored to have him come to our wedding and he will always be remembered with love and high honor in our house. May he rest in the love and joy he provided everyone he met.

Ken was such a wonderful person and a dear friend. Had fun times on our yearly fishing trips. Not a lot of fish caught but lots of laughs. Our trips to India and China were the best. He taught me how to take great photos. Having dinner at Ken's house was like going to a 5 star restaurant although we may have been asked to leave because of too much laughter. He will be missed by many people and always in my thoughts. candle

In memory of Kenneth R. Sichel, Barbara Groff lit a candle

Ken will be remembered for his commitment to the Herb Society and his positive outlook. I enjoyed our time together over dinners out and about as well as herb educational get-togethers at Ines and Joe's He will be missed by many.

In memory of Kenneth R. Sichel, Shannon Yockel lit a candle

Ken was a staple in my family for the last 30 years or so. We would gather at his home for holiday meals where he decorated the table perfectly and we always laughed when we did the pop ups that exploded on the table with fun notes/games and tons of debris to clean up. He was a stickler for details and always knew what you wanted as a gift and was extremely thoughtful in the process. He attended my younger brother's wedding in New Hampshire years ago and mine recently as well, not as a guest but as family. He was considered a part of the family through and through. He was first friends with my Aunt Barbara when they worked together many years ago and they traveled to India and other places with both my aunt and my mom. The camera club was a big part of his life along with the love of plants. Anytime, we visited that was not a holiday, he made my mom her favorited liver pate always no matter what. I kept in touch with Ken on Friday nights and we laughed as he always said "good morning" when it was actually the evening. When he was able to get out and about he drove to my house and stayed for hours telling stories and just enjoying everyone and reminiscing. I loved Ken with all my heart and he will be sadly missed by my entire family and all that knew him as well. May you rest in peace Ken. Love you. Prayers to the entire family as well.

In memory of Kenneth R. Sichel, Martin Malgieri lit a candle

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