Mr. Kenneth Martin-Shultz

All of us at the Cultural Studies Academy/CSA Tours send our deepest sympathy to Kenneth's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time. It was a pleasure to have Kenneth with us in Europe, one summer, many years ago...a young man with his life ahead of him, adventurer, traveler, friend.
Auf Wiedersehen, Kenneth! We will light a candle in Kenneth's memory in the Dom Cathedral. -- Henry & Linda Lenz and Sonya Lenz & Vipin Kohli, THE CULTURAL STUDIES ACADEMY, INC.

It's hard to believe that I've known Kenn for 40 years - since the day my big sister brought home her new boyfriend and later decided to marry him. I'm thankful for all the years they had together and the wonderful family they created. Seeing the old pictures reminds me of family get-togethers and carefree times when they took the sailboat out from Heidelberg Beach, and how exciting it was when the kids were born. It's been a joy to

It's hard to believe that I've known Kenn for 40 years - since the day my big sister brought home her new boyfriend and later decided to marry him. I'm thankful for all the years they had together and the wonderful family they created. Seeing the old pictures reminds me of family get-togethers and carefree times when they took the sailboat out from Heidelberg Beach, and how exciting it was when the kids were born. It's been a joy to watch the kids grow up and now create the lasting legacy of families of their own. I'm so thankful I was able to see all of you - and especially Kenn - when I was in Ohio two weeks ago, and will always think of him as I look at my hibiscus in bloom. I'm thankful for all the joys you shared, and trust that thoughts of him will always bring you a smile. With love always to Penny and the kids.

My condolences to the family. You all will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Penny & Love Ones,

With each moment with each hour, as you honor and remember your loved one, may memories and love cradle your hearts with the gentle warmth of heaven's embrace. May memories comfort you, friends sustain you, and hope guide your way to a brighter tomorrow... May God's presence begin the healing in your heart and soul, and may His love surround you
with the comfort only He can give. You are in our thoughts & comforting prayers through out your every day tomorrows.

With heartfelt sympathy & love,
Robert, Sharon & EMily Wiatrowski

Dad and I spent countless hours taking walks and talking about everything we could. As the weather gets warmer, I am reminded how we would look forward to warm evenings, and late nights, filled with stories from each other. Sometimes we'd be out into the early hours of the morning, if something was really bothering one of us. Sometimes we'd be out in our bare feet, if the night was warm enough. I always felt we'd be walking forever.

And

Dad and I spent countless hours taking walks and talking about everything we could. As the weather gets warmer, I am reminded how we would look forward to warm evenings, and late nights, filled with stories from each other. Sometimes we'd be out into the early hours of the morning, if something was really bothering one of us. Sometimes we'd be out in our bare feet, if the night was warm enough. I always felt we'd be walking forever.

And even as I got older, and began my own life, I would still call him (though probably not as often as I should have) to ask random questions, and pick his amazing encyclopedic mind. Dad always had the answer. No question was too modern; no subject was too uncomfortable. If anything, I was the one that set the boundaries, but Dad didn't care. He was the most faithful, most helpful, person I've ever known. He was my Pacxjo, and he was great.

You were a great dad, inspiration, and good all-around person! Love you lots and will miss you greatly!

I enjoyed every day I got to spend time with Kenn. He always had such a good sense of humor and a smile on his face, even when he wasn't well. He exuded warmth and love and joy. I will remember him fondly for his strength and wisdom and compassion. He was a good man.

I'm very sorry to hear of Ken's death and of his suffering. The last time I saw him was at Uncle Earl's funeral. I remember him more as a child. He was always smiling and happy. I won't be able to make it to the funeral, but my thoughts and prayers will be with all of you.

It's been many many years since I have seen Kenn. My memories are of ones of us as kids. We spent a lot of time together when we were young. I remember Aunt Agnes telling us not to run in the house while we were playing. I am sorry to hear that he had to leave his family so soon.
I will be unable to attend the services as I live in Florida. I will keep him and his family in my prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you as you grieve the loss of loved one. I didn't get to see Kenny very often but he was always smiling and happy when I did. I probably won't be able to make it to the service but will be thinking of you all.