Kenneth Matther Dardes of Havertown, PA, died on May 13 2005. He was the beloved husband of Elizabeth "Beth" nee Gorrin; loving son of Marie nee Bandish and the late Matthew and devoted brother of Kevin G. and Kathleen. Service Information D’Anjolell Memorial Homes Address: 2811 West Chester Pike Broomall, PA 19008 610-356-4200 Date:Continue Reading
Lindsay Leiper
left a message on May 17, 2005:
I played bass in the Rockadiles with Ken going back more than a few years ago now. I remember that we had many a good time playing down at the Rusty Nail and at other local watering holes. I know Ken liked to play out and we Guy, Slim, Eddie & I always had a great time putting on a good show together. I had the good fortune of running into Ken at the Haverford Township Day festivities and, while I could sense something was different about him, he was still flashing that great smile of his. Ken did have a great smile. Thinking back, I don't think I ever saw Ken in a bad mood or ever heard him have a cross word to say about anyone or anything. That's the kind of guy Ken was. I will miss my friend. But I can smile today and hope that we'll be assured of our place in Heaven too. Because, when it's our turn, I like to believe that Ken will have already put us on "The Guest List" there at that Front Gate and he'll be waiting at a table for each one us on that other side. You left a wonderful mark on this world and also in the hearts of many Ken. God bless you and God keep you my friend. See ya later. Save me a seat OK? Lindsay
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Lindsay Leiper
left a message on May 17, 2005:
I played bass in the Rockadiles with Ken going back more than a few years ago now. I remember that we had many a good time playing down at the Rusty Nail and at other local watering holes. I know Ken liked to play out and we Guy, Slim, Eddie & I always had a great time putting on a good show together. I had the good fortune of running into Ken at the Haverford Township Day festivities and, while I could sense something was different about him, he was still flashing that great smile of his. Ken did have a great smile. Thinking back, I don't think I ever saw Ken in a bad mood or ever heard him have a cross word to say about anyone or anything. That's the kind of guy Ken was. I will miss my friend. But I can smile today and hope that we'll be assured of our place in Heaven too. Because, when it's our turn, I like to believe that Ken will have already put us on "The Guest List" there at that Front Gate and he'll be waiting at a table for each one us on that other side. You left a wonderful mark on this world and also in the hearts of many Ken. God bless you and God keep you my friend. See ya later. Save me a seat OK? Lindsay
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