I didn’t know him well, but I knew Ken from both of us racing many years at Brainerd International Raceway, and he was close friends with many of my good friends. He was primarily a motorcycle drag racer, and so I never raced against him that I remember, but we were at the same events, and there was usually a “hi” said as we crossed paths at the track. He was a very nice guy, and like the article said, I think he was starting to transition into watching his sons race more. We were all shocked here when we heard the news that evening that he had been killed. Give your loved ones a hug, and don’t take anything for granted, life can change in an instant.
There is a memorial for Ken this coming Saturday February 1st. afternoon/evening here in the northern Twin Cities area, in the town of Nowthen Minnesota, for anyone in the area interested in going.
