In loving memory of

Kenneth Otto Frank

Engel, Kenneth Otto Frank age 95, passed away on December 10, 2009. He was born in Blue Earth County, Minnesota on October 26, 1914 to William R. P. Engel and Anna Marie Rue (deceased). He was preceded in death by his three sisters Teresa, Arla and Doe. He served during WWII and flew many missions over the South Pacific. He was a decorated war hero and a Pearl Harbor survivor. He belonged to the Pearl Harbor Survivor Association in Arizona. He married Betty Maxine Prior in 1944 and they had a daughter Irona Campbell. He is survived by Irona and her husband Douglas, and their three children Christopher, Beau, and Amy Jo. He and Betty were divorced in 1946 and Kenneth married Vivienne Margot Skelton in 1949. They had a daughter Elizabeth Ann. He is survived by Elizabeth and her two daughters Erin and Jenna. He was divorced in 1959. He met his loving companion Velma Virginia Pennington in 1959. He is survived by her son Gerald Pennington and his three children William, Ann Marie and Jarrod. He is survived by another son, Dean Pennington and children David (dec’d), Joseph and Jennifer. Kenneth is also survived by 16 great grandchildren. Full military honors will be held on December 17, at 10:30 am at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, located at 23029 N. Cave Creek Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85024. Donations may be made to any U. S. Veterans organization of your choice. Please visit www.hansenmortuary.com to send online condolences.

Tributes

Anonymous wrote on Jan 9, 2010:

"Hello, I am so sorry to hear about your father and grandfather. I have a baby picture of him hanging in my office with my grandmother Ann Engel who I loved dearly. My mother was Dorothy Engel Weeden. I would love to exchange emails and photos with my cousins if you read this post. I remember Uncle Ken as being a rather shy person, but very handsome and it seems kind. Paula Briskin pbriskin@hotmail.com"

Anonymous wrote on Dec 14, 2009:

"Bill Egan, Richard Densmore and I will miss you and remember you always, a dear friend. I’ll miss the many eMails we exchanged. Good bye my friend."