Kenneth Cook

Kenneth Cook

April 28, 1977 - March 23, 2023

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Kenneth Shane Cook, 45, of Indianapolis passed away on March 23, 2023. He was born in Indianapolis to Kenneth Ray and Nancy Cook on April 28, 1977. He worked as a professional drywaller. Kenneth enjoyed fixing bicycles. He also enjoyed playing football and fishing. He had a love for music, nature and dogs. Kenneth loved to help people.

Kenneth was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Robert Aders and Billy Cook; and his grandmothers, Judith Aders and Velma Cook. He is survived by his sons, Dylan Scott Cook and Thomas Wayne Cook; parents, Kenneth R. and Nancy S. Cook; aunts and uncles, Rhonda and Stanley Aders and Debbie and Kelly Cook; aunts, Suzanne Stone and Debbie Jenkinson; cousin who was more like his brother, Brandon Cook; cousin who was more like sister, Nikki Sheffler; cousins, Chelsey Gibson, Jody Carr, Breanna Thompson, Tim Jenkinson, Kayla Phillips, Stacia Lantrip, Melissa Cook, Mike Stone, Shelley Adams, Dawn Klotz, Marty Cook and Stefanie Cook.

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Melissa evans
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I do miss you. I thank you and your parents for taking care and loving thomas. I wish you were still here, without you i am cut off all connecting with my son. RIP
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BARBARA
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Nancy Cook
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Kenny we miss you so much, Thomas really misses you. We love you very much. Rest in Peace son.
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Nicki Livingston
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Kenny, Nancy, and Family, We were so sorry to hear of Little Kenny’s passing. May you have moments of peace and comfort in the midst of your grief. You all are in our thoughts and prayers during this time of mourning. With love, Jeff and Nicki (Friel) Livingston
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Nikki (Aders) Sheffler
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I miss you Kenny Shane you was more than just my cousin you was my brother...Until we meet again...
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Joel Parker
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Kenny was so much more than a friend to me and my family he was the realest brother I had in my life. Ken was there for me in my darkest times and I was there for him in his hardest times. He was family to me and my loved ones. Please watch over us and protect us from the evil in this world. It's not fair he's been taken from all of us. I love you brother. Ride that BMX bike up in the sky for me. For he was my bike partner and fellow rider. We loved building our bikes and riding them hard. Say hi to my April Langley BMX Queen.And you both ride on.

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