Sorry to hear about your loss. I know you’re a strong guy and you will get through this.

I look forward to watching you kick some butt on the Champions Tour.

I just wrote a piece about you on my blog, and have encouraged my readers to buy your KG Comeback hats. Hope it brings a few sales your way.

You can check it out here: http://nothreeputts.blogspot.com/2010/02/tragedy-strikes-ken-green-again-but.html

Best,
Larry

On another note, if you read this maybe you can clarify something in your next blog..are you actually playing in the upcoming Sunbelt Senior tournament you spoke about?

Comment to KG’s Blog Post #32:
Submitted on 2010/01/26 at 4:55pm
By Brooke Baker
Here is Hunter’s college admission essay about you, Ken. He wrote this a year ago. This is directly from Hunter. Enjoy!
“When I was only four years old, my mother and father began a tumultuous visitation battle during their divorce that lasted into my teenage years. If not for my close relationship with my older siblings, I would not have handled the emotional and physical pain all those years. Once my parents told us that they were divorcing, my father asked me to choose who I wanted to live with. Although I was nervous to hurt my father, I chose to live with my mother and siblings. When the battle for custody began, I thought that my father was fighting for me, but I quickly saw that he was fighting to anger my mother. I spent the next nine years, crying and fighting to avoid visitation with my father, then started running away to my mother’s house, which only caused more problems. Then one day, my father just stopped. He stopped visitation, stopped calling, and stopped paying. He never told me why but I know he was done using me as his pawn while fighting in the divorce. My father missed Christmases, my church confirmation, graduation from high school, my battle with kidney failure, and all the important birthdays like thirteen, sixteen and eighteen. He was not working or ill, he lived fifteen minutes away all the while and never though to spend time with me or care about me. Thankfully, I have had my family by my side- my mother, sister and brother. While I sometimes feel like my mother cannot understand the emotional turmoil I feel about my father, my older brother and sister can. The three of us have formed our own unit; we are strong for one another and can always rely on one another.”
More to come…

May God bless you and show you some extra love.

Fingerboy

There is a lot of speculation on how he treated Hunter and let me say, I was there for it all. Hunter and I had a childhood most kids can only dream of. We had wave-runners, Paintball guns, motor scooters, anything we could possibly want. We even had a real arcade set up in the garage.Whatever we wanted we got, money was no object. Kenny would do anything to make us happy and make sure we were never bored.We would do some of the craziest things, like playing paintball inside the house. Or playing night golf through the neighborhood, banking shots off the neighbors garage through the fence and into the garbage can. Green has an amazing trick shot.He used to bring us to golf tournaments all over the country. Despite the stress of the game he would make sure Hunter and I were having fun no matter what. I remember going to Vegas for tournaments. Hunter and i ran around the mirage hotel like we owned it with VIP badges around our necks, we played golf in the hallways, And we spent countless hours playing video games at treasure island and Caesars palace. It was an unreal Experience. Kenny never once raised a hand to us. Yea when we screwed up we got in trouble, but we never got hit. We got sent to our rooms, where we had tons of video games and toys to play with so we really weren’t upset.Kenny has had quite a battle with hunters mom. I remember she used to drop Hunter off and an hour later the cops would be taking him from us because she would call the cops and make false police reports saying he was beat and hated it there. But it was all a lie, he always had a smile on his face.She made Hunter hate his father.I remember hearing her on the phone telling him to run away. I remember one day i was skating in the driveway and Hunters mom and 2 other kids drove by and shot me with a pellet gun.. Ellen and her 2 other kids are the most sinister people i have ever met, They would break into our house all the time and steal our stuff. I remember them going trough our garbage every week despite us shredding all our papers and putting dog poop in the garbage. She would show up to court with taped together documents that smelled like crap..They are just evil people.I know karma one day will catch up with them.Kenny is a great father.He spent thousands of dollars and tons of courtroom hours battling to see hunter,He loves his kids!He is a great father its a shame Ellen never gave him a chance.Ken Green is my role model.

Kenny I never got to thank you for the things you did for me and showed me.It was the best 10 years of my life. You made sure i went to the best schools, you took me golfing at least two times a week after school and taught me the game.You introduced me to many celebs and athletes I look up to today. You taught me a lot of lessons. I have taken the lessons you have taught me and applied them to everyday life and now i own a successful Construction company in Danbury and still have a great swing.Its your words of wisdom that got me to where I am today. You don’t get the credit you deserve. you have donated thousands to needy kids and have held tons of celebrity fund raisers to raise money. You are the strongest and most kind man I have ever met. I have a hard time wrapping my head around the accident let alone this.You don’t deserve this. You are a great man and you are a hero. You have to keep your head up. We are counting on you to stay strong..My thoughts and prayers are with you.If there is anything i can do please don’t hesitate to call.God bless you..

Sincerely- Joseph Doceti Jr.