Kenneth P. Stephens Sr., 82 of Davenport, Florida passed away on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022, at VAMC Lake Nona, in Orlando Florida with his loving wife by his side.
Kenneth was born on March 27th, 1939, in Allentown, PA. He is the son of the late Anthony Stephens and Goldie (Aurelia) Bors. Kenneth was the loving husband of 29 years to Christine (Lackner) Stephens.
Kenneth was in the United States Navy from 1956 to 1960 serving on the USS Snyder and USS Brough. While serving on the USS Brough, he was a part of the Operation Deep Freeze. He was a Distribution Center Manager for Eaton Corporation/Cutler Hammer for 30 years. Kenneth also worked as a security officer for Disney for 8 years. He was a Lehigh Valley, PA traffic club member and two-time Vice President. He was past President of Delta Nu Alpha. Kenneth was involved in the Alton Park Youth League Association coaching many of his children's activities. Kenneth enjoyed going on cruises, playing Petanque, and spending time with his loving family.
Kenneth was pre-deceased by his brother Anthony Stephens and his stepson, Dwayne Schierer.
Kenneth was born on March 27th, 1939, in Allentown, PA. He is the son of the late Anthony Stephens and Goldie (Aurelia) Bors. Kenneth was the loving husband of 29 years to Christine (Lackner) Stephens.
Kenneth was in the United States Navy from 1956 to 1960 serving on the USS Snyder and USS Brough. While serving on the USS Brough, he was a part of the Operation Deep Freeze. He was a Distribution Center Manager for Eaton Corporation/Cutler Hammer for 30 years. Kenneth also worked as a security officer for Disney for 8 years. He was a Lehigh Valley, PA traffic club member and two-time Vice President. He was past President of Delta Nu Alpha. Kenneth was involved in the Alton Park Youth League Association coaching many of his children's activities. Kenneth enjoyed going on cruises, playing Petanque, and spending time with his loving family.
Kenneth was pre-deceased by his brother Anthony Stephens and his stepson, Dwayne Schierer.
Kenneth P. Stephens Sr., 82 of Davenport, Florida passed away on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022, at VAMC Lake Nona, in Orlando Florida with his loving wife by his side.
Kenneth was born on March 27th, 1939, in Allentown, PA. He is the son of the late Anthony Stephens and Goldie (Aurelia) Bors. Kenneth was the loving husband of 29 years to Christine (Lackner) Stephens.
Kenneth was in the United States Navy from 1956 to 1960 serving on the USS Snyder and USS Brough. While serving on the USS Brough, he was a part of the Operation Deep Freeze. He was a Distribution Center Manager for Eaton Corporation/Cutler Hammer for 30 years. Kenneth also worked as a security officer for Disney for 8 years. He was a Lehigh Valley, PA traffic club member and two-time Vice President. He was past President of Delta Nu Alpha. Kenneth was involved in the Alton Park Youth League Association coaching many of his children's activities. Kenneth enjoyed going on cruises, playing Petanque, and spending time with his loving family.
Kenneth was pre-deceased by his brother Anthony Stephens and his stepson, Dwayne Schierer.
Kenneth was born on March 27th, 1939, in Allentown, PA. He is the son of the late Anthony Stephens and Goldie (Aurelia) Bors. Kenneth was the loving husband of 29 years to Christine (Lackner) Stephens.
Kenneth was in the United States Navy from 1956 to 1960 serving on the USS Snyder and USS Brough. While serving on the USS Brough, he was a part of the Operation Deep Freeze. He was a Distribution Center Manager for Eaton Corporation/Cutler Hammer for 30 years. Kenneth also worked as a security officer for Disney for 8 years. He was a Lehigh Valley, PA traffic club member and two-time Vice President. He was past President of Delta Nu Alpha. Kenneth was involved in the Alton Park Youth League Association coaching many of his children's activities. Kenneth enjoyed going on cruises, playing Petanque, and spending time with his loving family.
Kenneth was pre-deceased by his brother Anthony Stephens and his stepson, Dwayne Schierer.
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