R.I.P. Kenneth Franco Migliardi 1994 - 2024
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Words would never be enough to convey my condolences, Ken, in the passing of your namesake.... Since you TOOK THE TIME to foster such a close relationship, I KNOW that you have a treasure trove of memories with your grandson Ken; in remembering, and telling these, he lives on.
Not making light of a tragic situation, but I wish these horribly lost people would do the suicide part FIRST...
Not making light of a tragic situation, but I wish these horribly lost people would do the suicide part FIRST...
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Still trying to mentally/emotionally process the shock of Kenneth's passing.
Kenneth was one of the nicest, most outgoing people in any group. He will be missed by anyone who knew him or would have yet to meet him.
He was also a talented and fast rider. When he was on that green Mk3, I would struggle to keep him in sight. He would easily pull away in the twisties, unless he was cutting us older guys a break. I will never forget him and his great vibrant personality, especially when bench racing, turning wrenches or when out on the local canyons I rode with him, Ken and friends.
My heart and thoughts are with Kenneth, Ken, the rest of the family and girlfriend.
Chris
Kenneth was one of the nicest, most outgoing people in any group. He will be missed by anyone who knew him or would have yet to meet him.
He was also a talented and fast rider. When he was on that green Mk3, I would struggle to keep him in sight. He would easily pull away in the twisties, unless he was cutting us older guys a break. I will never forget him and his great vibrant personality, especially when bench racing, turning wrenches or when out on the local canyons I rode with him, Ken and friends.
My heart and thoughts are with Kenneth, Ken, the rest of the family and girlfriend.
Chris
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This sort of thing is not everyday stuff in Australia. I think it is horrendous. I like guns, but I would never own one. The guy who did the shooting probably also had family - guilt can become collective. When we are close to an incident, there is always the thought about what we could have done to prevent it. I have only experienced something similar once. I am really sorry for your loss, Ken.
