Kenneth Glen White
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<p>Kenneth Glen White, 57, passed away in Connecticut on March 21, with his family by his side. He is survived by parents Glen and Lesly White of Diamondhead, Miss.; brother and sister-in-law Bill and Kim White, and nephew Thomas Campbell of Stafford Springs, Conn.; daughters Katie White of Glastonbury, Conn., and Kerri White of New Britain, Conn.; and grandchildren Venecia Rose Thomas and Isabella Grace Thomas of Windsor, Conn.; and many other friends and relatives.</p>
<p>Ken was a longtime resident of Vernon and Hebron, Conn., before retiring as an executive from Pfizer Inc. Ken’s most recent home was in Sun City Center, Fla., where he enjoyed the constant sunshine, warm weather and was a dedicated dispatcher for Team Five with the Sun City Center Emergency Squad. He was a very talented musician and a wonderful father to his children. Ken will be truly missed by all. There will be no calling hours and a private burial service will be held for close friends and family.</p>
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<p>Kenneth Glen White, 57, passed away in Connecticut on March 21, with his family by his side. He is survived by parents Glen and Lesly White of Diamondhead, Miss.; brother and sister-in-law Bill and Kim White, and nephew Thomas Campbell of Stafford Springs, Conn.; daughters Katie White of Glastonbury, Conn., and Kerri White of New Britain, Conn.; and grandchildren Venecia Rose Thomas and Isabella Grace Thomas of Windsor, Conn.; and many other friends and relatives.</p>
<p>Ken was a longtime resident of Vernon and Hebron, Conn., before retiring as an executive from Pfizer Inc. Ken’s most recent home was in Sun City Center, Fla., where he enjoyed the constant sunshine, warm weather and was a dedicated dispatcher for Team Five with the Sun City Center Emergency Squad. He was a very talented musician and a wonderful father to his children. Ken will be truly missed by all. There will be no calling hours and a private burial service will be held for close friends and family.</p>