Reverend Kenneth Earl Weatherford, Sr.

Ken and I have known each other since the early 80's where we worked together at Triangle Engineers. He was very good at his profession and at whatever he chose to do. I admired his professionalism, his respect and caring for others, his honesty, and his deep faith. Everyone was his "brother" and he let you know that frequently. He will truly be missed. I extend my deepest sympathies to his family but I know he has the reward he has sought all his life now in Heaven.

Our hearts are breaking for our precious friends, Liz and Charles, Phil and Amy, Ed and Donna and also the rest of the Weatherford family. Although we can't fully understand your loss, we know the pain of grief all too well. Our prayers for His peace that passes all understanding are continually going up for you. We love you all very much!

I like to believe that when we lose someone dear to us, they still live through us and give us strength. The time we have spent with those we've loved and lost makes them part of us.
You are in my thoughts and prayers. May happy memories replace the sadness in your hearts.

I will be prayying for your family. I work with Elizabeth and I can say that Rev. Weatherford has left a beautiful legacy. She is such a beautiful young lady inside and out. I wish God's peace and blessing to your family.

There is so little one can say at a time like this but please know that my sympathy and warmest thoughts are with you and your family.

May God bless you all during these times! I worked with Ken at Englobal and Petrocon.

I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Cindy Smith
ENGlobal

I had worked at ExxonMobil as a Mechanical Engineer in the same organization as Ken since I arrived in February 2008. It was my privilage to serve as his equipment engineer for a pump on one of the important projects that he led in his civil/structural group. But more important it was Ken and his group which I visited frequently when it was necessary to socialize a little and relax from the work demands. He always made me feel comfortable, and I always went back to work with a great feeling. We would often meet in the lunch room, getting some coffee or something, and we would have a great give and take on all subjects. I'll miss Ken very much and I give my sincere condolences to his family.

Steve Bobrycki

May God always be with the Weatherford family. There is a better place we shall go to, that where the Lord dwells.

I worked with Ken at Triangle Engineers from 1980-1982. He immediately became my friend and was the first person to share Jesus with me.
I will always be thankful for that. My life has been changed and my family is blessed because of his faithfulness to share the Gospel with me.