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Kendale Neff's Obituary
? Kendale Ray Neff was welcomed into the world on July 28, 1962 on a bright and beautiful Saturday. He was the fourth child of Dorthy and Willie Neff.
Ken grew up in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. He attended Garden Oaks Elementary School. He attended Jones and Luther High, graduating from Luther High, graduating from Luther High School in 1980. After graduation, Ken joined the United States Marines. Upon completion of training, he became a Military Policeman and served in this capacity at 28 Palms in California. He was also stationed in Japan and Korea. Upon his discharge from the military, Ken was employed by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections as a Correctional Officer where he rose to the rank of Sargent. After 20 years of Service, Ken retired due to health problems. Ken was known for his infectious smile and witty personality. He could always find away to make you laugh. His charm and wit made it easy to love him.
Ken was a trivia buff, he loved history; If you needed a fact about something, just ask Ken, he knew the answer. If you researched it, you would find he was always right. Ken was also known for his skill in Dominos. Dirty thirty was his mantra.
Despite Ken's ups and downs, he never lost his sense of humor or his passion for life. He loved to celebrate holidays and special occasions with his family and friends. Ken loved his two boys. Ken was generous with his love and affection and truley loved his nieces and nephews but had a special relationship with his nephew Justin.
We know Ken loved the Lord and the Lord loved him.
Ken leaves to cherish his memories his sisters Judy Neff Williams (George) of Choctaw, OK; Edwina Polk of Oklahoma City, OK; Two Sons Quinton and Zackery and one beautiful granddaughter of Denton, TX.; Four nephews Quincy Adams of Moore, OK., Lamarr Adams (Keishia) of Oklahoma City, OK., Jamal Adams (Taiseka) of Oklahoma City,OK. Justin Neff (Fredia) of Oklahoma City, OK., One neice Yolanda Neff of Chicago, Illinois; Five great neices; Two aunts Dixie Fite and Carole kelley of California; Two uncles Fillmore Kelley of Tennessee and Bishop Randy Kelley of California; and a host of relatives and friends.
Ken grew up in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. He attended Garden Oaks Elementary School. He attended Jones and Luther High, graduating from Luther High, graduating from Luther High School in 1980. After graduation, Ken joined the United States Marines. Upon completion of training, he became a Military Policeman and served in this capacity at 28 Palms in California. He was also stationed in Japan and Korea. Upon his discharge from the military, Ken was employed by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections as a Correctional Officer where he rose to the rank of Sargent. After 20 years of Service, Ken retired due to health problems. Ken was known for his infectious smile and witty personality. He could always find away to make you laugh. His charm and wit made it easy to love him.
Ken was a trivia buff, he loved history; If you needed a fact about something, just ask Ken, he knew the answer. If you researched it, you would find he was always right. Ken was also known for his skill in Dominos. Dirty thirty was his mantra.
Despite Ken's ups and downs, he never lost his sense of humor or his passion for life. He loved to celebrate holidays and special occasions with his family and friends. Ken loved his two boys. Ken was generous with his love and affection and truley loved his nieces and nephews but had a special relationship with his nephew Justin.
We know Ken loved the Lord and the Lord loved him.
Ken leaves to cherish his memories his sisters Judy Neff Williams (George) of Choctaw, OK; Edwina Polk of Oklahoma City, OK; Two Sons Quinton and Zackery and one beautiful granddaughter of Denton, TX.; Four nephews Quincy Adams of Moore, OK., Lamarr Adams (Keishia) of Oklahoma City, OK., Jamal Adams (Taiseka) of Oklahoma City,OK. Justin Neff (Fredia) of Oklahoma City, OK., One neice Yolanda Neff of Chicago, Illinois; Five great neices; Two aunts Dixie Fite and Carole kelley of California; Two uncles Fillmore Kelley of Tennessee and Bishop Randy Kelley of California; and a host of relatives and friends.
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Funeral Services for Kendale Neff
Funeral Service
April
16
Saturday
Pollard Funeral Home Chapel
Starts at 1:00 pm
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