Comments on: KG’s Blog Post #33 – 1/27/10 12:59pm

By: richie w

richie w — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:14:44 +0000

3/15/2010 hey kenny winners dont quit so keep onkeeping on. you were born a winner.

By: marky mark

marky mark — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:33:29 +0000

K Kenny your the best…never give up…i don’t know a soul that has heard of these tragedies that is not pulling for your every success 100%….God Bless K Green

By: Libby Hodgin

Libby Hodgin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 23:47:08 +0000

It is incomprehensible that anyone could be so ungrateful and forget the love and care given to them by Ken. We always enjoyed Ken’s company; he was like a son to me and Norman. After my husband passed away, Ken took me to tournaments with him and those were certainly very special times for me. We remain very close and my heart grieves with him during this difficult time.

By: Jean

Jean — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:57:18 +0000

Sometimes the love for one parent blinds us to the love of the other parent. Instead of crucifying Brooke, I think we should all pray for her sadness.

By: BeccaM

BeccaM — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:55:21 +0000

So sad and so sorry to say that Brooke is not a good person. I detest my stepchild’s mother, but I would NEVER, EVER, do something even remotely similar to this in a situation like this. Brooke will, one day, suffer her own judgment (as will we all).

May some peace surround you during this difficult time. The thoughts, prayers, and best wishes of sooo many people are with you.

By: Pasul Baker

Pasul Baker — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:22:25 +0000

Ken: A winner has to overcome a lot of hurdles and you have hade more than your share and became a winner. To those of us who know the side not always seen, hang in there. Keep up the fight. You’re on the 18th hole..you have a side hill five-footer, and I’m betting on you to make it. Paul Baker

By: Flo Godino

Flo Godino — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:21:39 +0000

Thank you, Katie Youngblood for speaking the truth for Ken. I have known Ken since he was a young man and he is truly one of the best human beings I have ever had the privilege to know. I also knew Hunter when he was a little boy–the strife in his home because of his mother was very evident even then–Hunter was always used as a pawn by Ellen. Her two other children should be ashamed of themselves–Ken treated them as his own. He paid for private schools, surgery for Brad’s ears and gave them a wonderful home in spite of the constant aggravation with the mother. I can tell you all some horrific stories about the awful things Ellen did to Ken but none of that will bring Hunter back. All Ken wants to do is have the chance to grieve for his little boy and this horrible sick woman has made it impossible for Ken to view Hunters body. Ken, I don’t know how you have managed to survive all of this but please know that I am here for you and happy memories of Hunter with you will always be with me. If you can, the greatest thing you can do to honor Hunters memory is to rise above the B—- and her offspring and make us all proud of your achievements. You have been like a son to Jim and me and we love you dearly.
Katie, your mom was a very special person. She gave Ken a lot of happiness at a time when they really needed each other.

By: Judy

Judy — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:10:53 +0000

Mr. Green, I do not know you and am not a golfer, but when I read about all the tragedy in your life, I was overwhelmed. It made me think of Mother Theresa’s words, “God never gives us more than we can handle but sometimes I wish He didn’t trust me so much.” I formulated my own philosophy during rough times (which were nothing compared to what you have dealt with and continue to go through). I feel that God created us in such a way that it’s impossible for us to understand some of the difficult situations He sends our way, but we must demonstrate our faith in Him in our ability to accept these situations without questioning Him. If we do a good job of that, He rewards us. Easier said than done, but please know that you will be remembered in my prayers. Stay strong and may God bless you always.

By: Lynn B

Lynn B — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:25:49 +0000

Ken, Just try to hold on. One minute, hour, day at a time. Don’t let the painful memories crowd out the beauty of Hunter’s life. You have been an inspiration to a lot of people. You have a right to be disheartened, but know that you have people who care about you and are praying for you. Please try to look at yourself through the Father’s eyes. He loves you and forgives you for any shortcomings. You have shown your courage under duress and He knows that.

By: Montana Mike

Montana Mike — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 04:38:31 +0000

Hang tough Ken – Life isn’t fair!

When you want to clear your head, give us a holler! Talkeetna, Alaska – new life adventures, where the road ends, and life begins – fishing, griz, space, fresh air, THE MOUNTAIN, something you might want to climb!