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In Tribute to Kenneth W. Van Auken
47 years old.   Residence: East Brunswick, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center

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I completed mile #96 in your memory. I am dedicating a mile to each of you, no matter how long it takes. Rest in peace.

*** Posted by Michelle Morgan on 2010-10-08 ***

Kenneth Van Auken was my uncle. He was a great husband, brother, father, and uncle. He had a great sense of humor, and he always found time to laugh. Uncle Kenny was a great craftsman and could build anything. My fondest memories of him included eating hot dogs in the backyard on a hot summer day, holding his hand as we walked to a street fair, and celebrating his birthday, which was the last time I saw him. Though I was only in the third grade when he died, I still remember a lot about him. I will always remember his laugh, and his loving voice. Uncle Kenny was a true hero to everybody who knew him. I miss you so much! Love, Emmy

*** Posted by Emily Barbato on 2007-03-12 ***

Ken was smart with a great sense of humor.  I can still hear his laugh today.  When I was home sick, he would entertain me with goofy voices and convincing imitations of Superman and other heroes of our childhood. 

Ken was intellectually smart yet extremely talented in building things.  I have a mahogany bookcase he built from a very basic sketch I gave him when he was only nineteen.  When he graduated from college, he worked for an HVAC company and invented solutions  to various problems that caused the admiring owner to call him a "genius".
There was no one who didn't like Ken - he was great to be around - a good listener, loving toward all his family and a loyal friend.  I miss him - we all miss him, and always will. No one else will fill his shoes.  The world has lost a very special man.

*** Posted by Karen, Ken's sister on 2006-01-24 ***


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