Kenneth Walker

Kenneth Anthony Walker, 61, passed away peacefully on January 21, 2025 surrounded by loved ones. Ken was born in Woodbury, NJ, to parents George A. Walker and Evelyn M. (Molloy) Brown. He graduated from Pitman High School and was a Union Carpenter. Eventually he started his own business under the name KLH Contracting focusing mostly on remodeling older homes in the area. Later he moved on to remodeling pharmacy storefronts across the country. Predeceased by his parents, Ken is survived by his wife and soulmate Elizabeth Stanwood-Walker, sons Anthony and Samuel, daughters Hannah and Abigayle, grandchildren Stella and Nikolai, siblings Michael (Cynthia) Walker, Kathleen (Walker) Randazzo, Gail (Robert Jr.) Morton, Terri (Brown) Cattafi and Susan (Mathew) Leon, cousins Collette (Stephen) Cattafi and Khristian Molloy, uncle Daniel (Lori) Molloy and 14 nephews and nieces, Brian (Beth) Randazzo, Lauren (George) Plum, Scott Randazzo, Megan Randazzo, Jason Randazzo, Joshua Randazzo, Kaiti Cattafi, Michael Walker, Jr., Nicholas Cattafi, Jr., Emily Cattafi, Robert Morton, III, Ryan Walker, Haileigh King, Spencer Leon. He was great-uncle to Jacob Randazzo, Logan Carroll, Audrey Randazzo, Savannah Plum, Braeden Randazzo, Willow Carroll, McKenzie Long, Michael Plum, Lincoln Randazzo and Lenox Randazzo and great-great uncle to Miles Randazzo. Despite his color blindness he was artistic and loved to be creative whether it was channeled through photography, building his models or when pumpkin carving and egg dying. Known to many as "KLH" or "Kenny Long Hair" he loved football, music, getting a new tattoo, concerts, motorcycles, and collecting antiques, sports memorabilia and one of a kind treasures. Basically, anything he could get his hands on. But mostly, he loved experiencing life with Beth. He was the "cool" uncle who always had a story to share and was willing to help if you needed something fixed. He was happy to listen and offer advice often pointing out what mistakes not to make based on his own life experiences. There was nothing he loved more than his family especially his children and the unique and special bond he shared with his grandson that kept him feeling young at heart in his last years. He was one of kind and will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him. A private celebration of life will be held in his honor. Arrangements by BOUCHER FUNERAL HOME, Deptford. For condolences, please visit www.boucherfuneralhome.com.

Kenneth Walker

June 17, 1963 - January 21, 2025