The Reilly family will dearly miss Mr. Kunzman. Our deepest condolences, Fran Letizia (Reilly), Vicky Reilly, Maureen Korzik (Reilly), Grace King (Reilly), Paul Reilly, Dette Morency (Reilly). As well as our families deceased- Paul & Ann Reilly, Theresa Reilly & Bart Reilly.
Ken can now be with Ritchie Reagan and John Keller rooting for the Pirates. Ken was blessed as we are for knowing him..He will be missed by so many. My condolences to Ann and his entire family.
Ken was one of the best. We were blest to have known him at St Peter's Prep and later, and to have shared time on earth with him. Sincere condolences to Anne and his beloved family. Rest
Bob Fiocco SPP '54
High school yearbooks typically have a section in which graduates judge their classmates according to various categories. Perhaps the most prestigious is “most likely to succeed.” It occurs to me that if there were such a retrospective vote by members of our Class of ’58 on who has been the most successful over these past 65 years, no one would be more worthy of such a recognition than Ken. As husband, father, friend, Catholic, lawyer, citizen, he lived an extraordinary life that put into daily practice the ideals that centered our Jesuit education. God rest him and comfort Ann and their family.
Ken was a great friend at Holy Cross who I didn’t see enough of in our lifetimes (the last time was at Fenway Park). My condolences to his wife and great family. He was a great guy and warm friend!
Jim Cooney ‘58
Anne and the Kunzman family...my prayers are with you all on this day that we celebrate the unique life and gifts this man
gave freely to those he came in contact with throughout his life. I found Kenny to be one of life's special and exemplary men.
He will be missed.
Mr. Kunzman never tired from being kind and making others feel special. Grateful for his example of faith and goodness. Sending prayers from Utah to the Kunzman family, and the galaxy of friends who mourn his passing. Go Pirates-
Our heartfelt condolences and prayers for Ken and the Kunzman family. Ken was a very considerate and compassionate professional, and one of my family’s and uncle’s closest friend and confidant. "And until we meet again, May God hold you in the hollow of His hand."
It was an honor and a privilege to have been a partner of Ken’s. He was the consummate gentleman, an icon of the profession, and an exceptional human being . May your memories remain forever strong in your hearts . With my deepest sympathies, Kate Murphy
Ken Kunzman: Boss, teacher, mentor, friend. I have been blessed to have him, his family, friends and clients in my life. How many times have I heard GO PIRATES and "bend your knees" when he was discussing basketball. His faith, Anne, their children and friends sustained him. My heart and sympathy go out to the entire Kunzman family and community. Prayers and love, nora welten
To Ken's immediate and extended family, may the beautiful memories and the love you share sustain and comfort you at this sorrowful time. "Mr. K." was a warm and kind man, from my first meeting with him through the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of The Oranges in 2004, and he will be greatly missed.
May God grant you peace,
Pat Cambouris
