Death date: Feb 14, 2021
Kenneth Arden Ward was born December 13, 1948 to Kenneth Earl “Bus” Ward and Mildred Wimer in Charleston, West Virginia, and raised in Clay County, West Virginia. He graduated from Clay County High School in 1966, and was a proud Read Obituary
I went to school with Arden from first to twelfth. We were great friends. I remember visiting him when he had rheumatic fever. I climbed in bed with him and played with his toys.
Ruth Burdette
Arden as his classmates at Clay County High knew him was always the smartest one in our class. We are so sorry to hear about his passing. You will be thought of and remembered in our prayers. The 1966 Class of Clay County High School
My deepest simpathy Carol. Ken will be dearly missed. We and all the gear heads from WVU have been friends for over 50 years. He is the third one to leave our group. Russ and i will sure miss the old guy. I lost my wife way to early so i know what you are going through. Time will make it easier but the hole in your life never goes away Love Chuck Bauer
Our thoughts and prayers to Carol and the boys. Ken was a friend of ours for over 50+ years. We enjoyed their company and loved them both. Russ and Cheryl King
I worked with Ken at S&B for many years. Our offices were next to each other and we spent many an afternoon discussing "work issue" while cracking and eating roasted peanuts.
Ken was proud of of his family and especially Ashley. He was always showing his latest picture of her.
Likewise, his love of Mopar was unquestionable.!
He had called me just at the beginning of February and we had caught up on the latest news.
I will always remember him as a smiling , happy person and will miss talking to him.
Bill Ashenhart
I worked with Ken for several years at S&B. He was the most knowledgeable and helpful rotating equipment engineer I've ever known. I had to lead a group at a chemical plant one time and show them around a large compressor. Everyone had all kinds of questions for me except Ken - he was finding all the answers on his own (I surely couldn't have taught him anything new!) He was a kid in a candy store that day. His legacy will live on through the engineers who learned from him, including me. My condolences to Ken's family and friends.
Dear Carol and Family
I am so sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He was a man of strength and kindness. He was a wealth of information to
club members and well respected. Jim enjoyed talking for hours with Ken about cars. You are in my thoughts.
Love to you all.
Pat Poncik
Dear Carol,
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on your loss. I was truly blessed having known Ken through the Mopar club. I am praying that the Heavenly Father grants you strength and comfort through this difficult time.
-James Thames
My heartfelt condolences and prayers are with the family. Take consolation that someday we will see each other again in paradise!
Our deepest sympathy to your family from your friends in Nova Scotia.
Niall & Tara
