KENNETH WARNER EXELBY 1987 - 2008
Ken, our handsome warrior, left us in a hurry. He had an appointment with God to get his wings and he didn't want to be late. He hated to be late.
Ken's memory will continue to live on in those who knew him. He is survived by his loving mother, Jennifer Exelby-Ballas and stepfather Gus: his loving little brother David: his loving father, Rob Exelby and stepmother Karmella; his baby sister, Meagan (who he adored) and his step-sister, Kayla. He also leaves behind his loving grandparents Shirley and Luther Mullins, Warner and Ginny Exelby, Sue Hurtel, David and Regina Lathom and Jane Currie. Ken had numerous aunts on his fathers side, Vicki, Sue and Joan and their families. His Uncle Dan Lathom, Aunt Sarah Hurtel and cousin Morgan Hurtel; cousins Kendra Rhoades and family, Derek and Shawna not to mention many, many friends and acquaintances.
Ken is a graduate of Sedro-Woolley High School, class of 2005. He received high marks for his senior presentation of how to run a Papa Murphy's franchise where he was employed all through high school He was very active in sports while at Sedro: He wrestled, played soccer as well as football.Ken moved to Seattle to be close to his mom. While he was living in Seattle he was pursuing a career in HVAC. He was employed by Evergreen Refrigeration and quickly moved up the ladder. Ken had recently decided to move back to Skagit County to spend time with his brother and dad. He was living with his Uncle Dan and working with him.
For everyone who knew Ken he was a very intelligent young man. He had many talents and was skilled at many different things. He loved to ride four wheelers and baked the best chocolate chip cookies ever.Ken was on his journey to find himself. We all loved him very much and wished him peace.
Kenneth Warner Exelby means "Handsome Warrior over by the Mountain" He is a handsome warrior who won the battle now go and rest in peace over by the mountain.We will miss you forever but your memory will never die.
Service to be held Saturday August 23rd at Citipoint Church, 830 N. 16th, Mount Vernon at 2:00pm. Reception immediately following at the church.
Any memorial funds or donations may be made to your local volunteer fire department.
