Birth date: May 24, 1954 Death date: Sep 19, 2019
Kenneth James Corbett, 65, passed away at Harbor Hospital, in Baltimore, Maryland on September 19, 2019. He was born on May 24, 1954 at the Columbia Women’s Hospital in Washington D.C. to parents Kenneth Roy Corbett and Cornelia M Read Obituary
I went to school with Kenny and always stayed in touch thru the years .. I was thinking of him today as I couldn't find him for the past 10 years !!! So I searched and found that he passed ...I just broke down and cried !!! I have so many pictures and memories thru the years. I so wish I could have been there for him !!! My sweet Kenny I will carry you in my heart till I see you again ♥️ Victoria Kolb. 2022
It was so sad to see Kenny sick. He had always been such a lively character and so enjoying life. As a cousin-in-law, I have to share that Kenny was always so very nice to me from the first time I met him. He loved rock music. The first time I met him, Jimmy and I joined him to hear a local band. It was a great time. He did share his potato salad with me and was sure I would think it was as good as his mom's! Kenny cherished family pictures and when I shared any that I took, he was always so happy to get them. It was a joy to share with him for sure.
Most of all, Kenny had great faith and I know he is safely and happily in the arms of the Lord and with his beautiful Mom he so adored, Cindy and Allen. My sincere condolences to the family. You have been through so much these past few years. You were there for him. He was a lucky man to have such a devoted family. I hope you find comfort in knowing he is resting comfortably now, no more cancer.
Sincerely,
Kathy Smith
Kenny is a childhood friend, we worked together,party together and had fun. I think often of my childhood friends. Some how I believe we were always that twelve year old who was always searching for ourselves. I will miss him as I do so many others. In my heart of hearts he is booking angles to sing in heaven for the king of kings. Till we meet again my friend. Thanks for the memories.
