Obituary for Kenneth "Ken" Burns
Kenneth Burns, 50, of Woodbine, passed away on February 20, 2022 suddenly at Cape Regional Medical Center. He was predeceased by his father William L. Burns Jr., brother Timothy Norman Burns and Grandfathers' William Burns Sr., and Frank Berry. He is survived by Grandmother Betty Burns, Mother Rita A. Duffy and Stepfather Daniel Duffy, Stepmother Diane Burns. Survived by brothers William J. Burns and wife Melani L. Burns, Clarence Weldon and wife Penny, Kevin Burns and wife Jennifer, Larry Patrick Jr., Timothy Patrick Sr. and wife Kathleen. Survived by sisters Tammy Patrick and significant other James Rodgers, Betti-Jo Williams and husband Brandon, Michelle Burns and husband Jason, Donna Beth Williams, Kimberly Leider and husband Samuel, and Cindy Ford, along with 16 nieces and nephews and many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins.
Kenny was a graduate of Millville High School. Growing up he loved the outdoors, bike riding and camping. He loved God and going to church, eating of course (lol), talking a lot, dancing, and listening to many genres of music but Kenny loved to rock out pretending to play the guitar and drums. Above all else Kenny loved being surrounded by family and the people who loved him. Kenny was definitely one of God's children, he loved with all his heart and is definitely one of a kind like no other and no matter what obstacle he faced always had a smile on his face in the end. Kenny has made a lasting impression during his life and will be missed greatly by many.
Service Information
Family and friends are invited to a visitation period from 10-11am on Friday 2/25/22 at Langley-Loveland Funeral Home located at 2315 NJ 50, Tuckahoe, NJ 08250. The visitation will be followed by the service at 11am then burial at Head of the River Cemetery located at 600 NJ 49, Estell Manor. Flowers arrangements by Enchanting Florist, Tuckahoe. Memories and condolences can be shared at www.LangleyLovelandFuneralHome.com.
Kenny was a graduate of Millville High School. Growing up he loved the outdoors, bike riding and camping. He loved God and going to church, eating of course (lol), talking a lot, dancing, and listening to many genres of music but Kenny loved to rock out pretending to play the guitar and drums. Above all else Kenny loved being surrounded by family and the people who loved him. Kenny was definitely one of God's children, he loved with all his heart and is definitely one of a kind like no other and no matter what obstacle he faced always had a smile on his face in the end. Kenny has made a lasting impression during his life and will be missed greatly by many.
Service Information
Family and friends are invited to a visitation period from 10-11am on Friday 2/25/22 at Langley-Loveland Funeral Home located at 2315 NJ 50, Tuckahoe, NJ 08250. The visitation will be followed by the service at 11am then burial at Head of the River Cemetery located at 600 NJ 49, Estell Manor. Flowers arrangements by Enchanting Florist, Tuckahoe. Memories and condolences can be shared at www.LangleyLovelandFuneralHome.com.