Kenneth Dale Voller

Birth date: May 29, 1964 Death date: Jun 24, 2024

Kenneth "Ken" Voller, born on May 29th 1964, in Seattle, Washington, passed away on June 24th, 2024. He was a great husband and father. Ken served in the United States Navy from 1984 to 1990. He has been a port engineer since 200 Read Obituary

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Mark Patterson

67w ago

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my friend, Ken. Our friendship grew through our sons, who attended the same pre-school, elementary, and middle school. Ken and I shared many memorable moments riding our bikes together on the Silver Strand, Otay Lake, and Coronado. He was always willing to help me fix my bike and taught me how to go faster. Our families came together often, celebrating birthdays, New Year's, and most recently, my son's catechism. Ken's generosity, kindness, and spirit will be deeply missed. Thanks for the memories my friend!

Your Buddy Jim Martin

67w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Kenneth.

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Your Buddy Jim Martin

67w ago

Sent a Days of Sunshine Bouquet to the Voller family.

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Your Work Family

67w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Kenneth.

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Your Work Family

67w ago

Sent a Peaceful White Lilies Basket to the Voller family.

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Anonymous

67w ago

Sent a Strength & Solace Spray to the Voller family.

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John Hodge

68w ago

I must have met Ken sometime around 1991 when I started riding with the Crown City Cyclists in Coronado. He, a couple other great friends, and myself rode together nearly every weekend there for a while.

Ken and I even shared an apartment in El Cajon for a short while in the late 1990s, we often rode from out our door up to Alpine and Beyond. I lost track of Ken after moving back to Colorado in the early 2000s.

It was quite a shock to learn of his passing. I understand his life went through some dramatic changes, all for the better, after I last saw Ken. I really wish we had kept in touch.

My sincere condolences to his family and his other friends.

A donation has been made in Ken's memory to the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition. It'll help them to continue their efforts to make bicycling, an activity that Ken found so enjoyable, safer and more enjoyable for others.

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