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Kenneth Marcus Caldwell of New York, NY is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
A LIFE REMEMBERED
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PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
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I met Kenny when I decided to become a volunteer at a center for children. He ran the orientation, and it was amazing to watch the children running in and hugging him. They seemed to not be able to get enough of him! He made a difference to so many of those kids as a mentor and as a friend. I will never forget that day and all the others that followed as I watched Kenny with that big smile on his face playing with the kids.
Danielle Agosta, friend
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To my cousin Kenny, I will forever miss your comical wit, your smile and the times we spent growing up together. I love you, and this pain will always endure.
Jamel Hudson, cousin
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I went to WPCS with Kenny. He was always found with a smile on his face and in his heart. I will miss the times we spent together at Penn Charter.
David Widmeier, classmate
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Kenny, bud, missing your once in a while calls... You will always stay full of fun and life for me.
Yuri Elson, friend
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The kindest of hearts...The brightest of lights...An unforgettable soul.
Tina Higgins, friend from college
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Kenny Caldwell befriended small children with his goodness, encouraged teens with his positive outlook, made adults laugh with his humor and inspired leaders with his simple acts of kindness. A piece of Kenny lives on in the many of us who knew him. For some there are external ways -- at 14 Kenny gave me my nickname which continues at age 30; and for others internal ones -- who could ever forget that big toothy grin. Kenny was a great man in simple ways. He deserved better.
Neil Tanner, friend
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I went to WPCS with Kenny. He was always found with a smile on his face and in his heart. I will miss the times we spent together at Penn Charter.
David Widmeier, schoolmate
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I met Kenny in 1988 when I visited Penn Charter with my school. After that time he told me that he wanted to come to Germany. Sure, I invited him to stay at my house. It was a nice time and my parents and I enjoyed his stay. Last year when he was in Germany, he called me and we met two times in Dusseldorf and Cologne. Like ever, it was very nice to meet him and to talk to him. He will always be in my thoughts and in my heart. Love and best wishes from me and my family to his family and all his friends (and I know there are a lot).
Carsten Peitz, friend
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