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Obituary For Kenneth Condrey
He was born January 12, 1967 to Kenneth Everett Beck, Sr. and MaryJo Shafer Beck in Dallas, TX.
His birth name was Kenneth Everett Beck, Jr. He was lovingly adopted at age 12 and changed his name to Kenneth Beck Condrey. He is preceded in death by father: Kenneth E. Beck, Sr., mother: MaryJo Beck, and father: Wayne Condrey.
He is survived by his daughter: Alicia Brooke Condrey, son-in-love Marvin Lemus, pride & joy granddaughter: Vyvalin Rose of Ft. Worth, TX; mother: Freida Condrey of Scurry, TX; sister: Lyn Condrey Simmons and husband John of Scurry, TX; nephew: Chris Ponder and wife Tonya, children: Breanna, Ayden, Allyson & Brooklyn of Scurry, TX; nephew: Kevin Tompkins of Scurry, TX; sister: Eva Beck Harry and husband Lynn of Azle, TX, children: Bryan, Jeffrey & Amber & children: Riley, Caleb, Braylee & Corbin; sister: Wendy Beck Korengay and husband Trent of Garland, TX, children: Christopher Beck.
He is also survived by his beloved fur-babies: Mei-Mei, Daisy & Tre, other relatives and friends too numerous to list.
Ken had a love for family & friends, music & concerts, movies & TV shows, people watching, gardening, the outdoors, food, comics, doodling, poetry, joking and laughing. He had endless stories he could recall in great detail to anyone who would listen. Along with his love of all things in life, he was a proud father and grandfather. He was a Renaissance Man and never lost his passion for learning and teaching himself (and others) new things.
In lieu of flowers, please feel free to make donations to diabetes/heart foundations or animal shelters as he did so very frequently. We would also love to collect memories/stories to make a memory book. Memorial service to be announced.
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So sorry to hear of Ken's passing - may his soul rest in peace. I worked with Ken when he was on 2nd shift at State Farm. He was an interesting fellow and always had a good story to tell. I'm sure he is missed by all. My deepest sympathy and prayers to his family. God bless, Kay
Kenny was my very first boyfriend. A sweet and loving soul, who loved to talk and write poetry. He was passionate about life, and loved his friends and family with a fierceness and intensity unmatched by anyone else I have ever met.
When we caught up several years ago, all he could talk about was his love for his beautiful daughter. She meant the absolute world to him. He was the same kind, sweet man I remembered from the 80s.
I'm heartbroken for your family, and for the world to have lost such a beautiful soul. I know you're with God, Kenny. I hope you're making everyone laugh and feel cared about like you did here. We will always miss you. - Dawn Lakey Hynes
Ken, thank you so much for your friendship in the short time we knew each other. You were there to lend an ear during some trying times, and I appreciated it so much. It was funny how many interests we shared and of course all the laughs. I am going to miss our talks and of course comparing notes on movies and music. Rest in peace scro. Praying for your family. - Eric Davidson
Ken may you rest in peace. It was great getting to know you. You will be missed. God Bless!
Absent from the body and present with the Lord. I will miss our long talks and discussions. Glad I got to know you. The 3rd shift PAS team will miss you. Praying for your entire family. - Glenn R. Williams
I'm so thankful to had a neighbor like you. You will be missed dearly. Our long talks and laughter about dogs and life I will always remember. Thank you for checking on me to make sure everything is good. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I love you, dad. You will always be my person. We all miss you so much and Vyvalin will grow up knowing everything about her PooPoo. Rest peacefully and know that I am so very thankful for you.
Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. PAS 3rd shift team will miss you. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. - Lana Guyton
So Sudden my Friend... Your 3rd shift team will miss you here at State Farm. May God Bless you and your Family. Enjoy the everlasting Life... Michael A. Bryant
Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.
