Walter Kenneth Stone, "Kenny" was born to Cecil Mc Clintock Stone and Elizabeth Redpath Brown on June 5, 1923 inRichmond Hill, Queens, New York. He was a beloved husband, father and grandfather. He married Helen Moore of Laramie, Wyoming prior to being deployed to the Pacific Rim where he served his country during World War II. After the war, he worked as a brick mason and his talent proved to be exceptional enough to work on the homes of many of the Hollywood elite. He lived in latter years on his property in Valley Center lovingly subbed "The Ranch". He was proceeded in death by his daughter Thora and grandson Michael, Four brothers: Harold, Wilber "Bill", Lawrence "Larry", and Alfred as well as one sister Mildred Lee. One sister remained living in North Carolina. He was survived by his wife Helen and three adult children.
Walter Kenneth Stone, "Kenny" was born to Cecil Mc Clintock Stone and Elizabeth Redpath Brown on June 5, 1923 inRichmond Hill, Queens, New York. He was a beloved husband, father and grandfather. He married Helen Moore of Laramie, Wyoming prior to being deployed to the Pacific Rim where he served his country during World War II. After the war, he worked as a brick mason and his talent proved to be exceptional enough to work on the homes of many of the Hollywood elite. He lived in latter years on his property in Valley Center lovingly subbed "The Ranch". He was proceeded in death by his daughter Thora and grandson Michael, Four brothers: Harold, Wilber "Bill", Lawrence "Larry", and Alfred as well as one sister Mildred Lee. One sister remained living in North Carolina. He was survived by his wife Helen and three adult children.
