Birth date: Jan 3, 1954 Death date: Dec 23, 2020
Kenneth L. “Kenny” Longshore, 66, of Nashport, Ohio died Wednesday morning, December 23, 2020 at his home. Born January 3, 1954 in Zanesville, Ohio he was a son of the late Kenneth E. and Viola “Pode” (Longfellow) Longshore and w Read Obituary
I still can´t believe Kenny is gone. I worked with Kenny as a teenager at Ballas Egg Plant. I tried to locate him through the years, but had no luck. He was a good kid! I remember riding around Zanesville in his VW bug with no heater. We had fun! RIP my friend!
Even though I have not seen Kenny since we were teenagers working at the same place, I will always remember him as a fun, gentle guy. We rode around Zanesville in an old VW Bug with no heat scratching the ice from the inside windows to see. He was a good friend and I tried to locate him a few times. RIP Kenny!
You have our praying and sympathy
Sympathy Gift courtesy of Keith Gause. Group of 10 Memorial Trees Planted In Loving Memory of Kenneth L. Longshore.
Amy, I am so very sorry to hear of your father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Jenny & your families. Love & God Bless, Jeff & Sandy Miller
Kenny was a very special friend who loved to come over to watch OSU football games with us and he always laughed at me because I always get numbers for the game .. he used to tell me I just watched because of the numbers .. but I just teased him back about it .. but he love the game and we loved his company . ms Bonnie always joked about it .. we are best of friends .. We will miss him so very much .. sending prayers for the family and ms Bonnie ..
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
I am so sorry for your loss. Jeni and Amy, I am thinking about you, and praying for comfort. Love you.
So sorry to hear about your dad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you girls and your families. Kenny was a special friend. He will be greatly missed. We won't be able to come to calling hours because we are in Florida. But our hearts are with you all. Kathy and Don Jenkins
So sorry for your loss of your Dad. Kenny and I have been friends (and family) since high school. He will be missed. Love you, Aunt Audrey and Richard
