Contributions to the tribute of Kenneth R. Hotelling, Jr.

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Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Uncle Kenny was like a second father to me! Growing up in Brooktondale, NY he often came to watch me play softball, cheering me on, as I grew older we played on the same softball and bowling teams. He taught me how to play golf, instilling in me a love of the game, many great memories of holidays, family picnics and fun times. Uncle Kenny helped me get my first job at Cornell and encouraged my career over the next 35 years with the University. After I moved to Florida we continued a very close relationship, enjoyed breakfast together several times a week, often going out for lunch or dinner, many get togethers with our Florida family at my house, BBQ,s, holiday meals, card games, watching sports together. lots of fun and laughter. I will cherish the many wonderful memories of my dear Uncle, he will be greatly missed and never forgotten.

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Brian Hotelling posted a condolence

Monday, March 22, 2021

I have many memories of uncle Ken and aunt Margaret living in Ithaca. Uncle Ken was a very enthusiastic sports fan and especially enthusiastic about golf. I remember doing archery in his back yard as a youngster and seeing uncle Ken and all his family at the holidays. He will be missed by many. My condolences to the other family members and those at Cornell University who remember him fondly.

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Sandra Holmes posted a condolence

Saturday, March 20, 2021

I have so many wonderful memories of uncle Kenny. I was his and aunt Margaret’s flower girl. I baby sat Lucinda and MaryJane. I loved it when he worked at store in Brooktondale he would always hand us candy. Great memories of the weekly pitch games we played for quarters. Lots of laughs and good times. He will be sadly missed.

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Friday, March 19, 2021

Kenneth R. Hotelling, Jr.

Sunday, March 14, 2021

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