Kenny Milton Harris

1978 ∼ 2008

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Kenny Milton Harris, 29, of Orangefield, died, Wednesday, January 30, 2008, in Bridge City.

Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, February 2, 2008, at Claybar Funeral Home Chapel in Orange. Officiating will be Reverend Dr. Connie Alexander, pastor of Drake Memorial Presbyterian Church and Reverend Jeff Bell, chaplain with the West Orange Volunteer Fire Department.

Burial will follow at Orange Forest Lawn Cemetery in West Orange.

Visitation will be 5-9 p.m. Friday, February 1, 2008, at the funeral home.

Born in Orange on August 7, 1978, he was the son of Larry and Lois Rost Harris and was a tow truck driver with Gilbeaux's Towing.

Kenny was a member of the West Orange Volunteer Fire Department and was currently serving as Assistant Chief. He also was a member of the

Hazmat Team and Drake Memorial Presbyterian Church.

Kenny is survived by his wife, Jennifer Harris; children, Jaycelyn Paige Harris and Brennen Milton Harris, all of Orangefield; parents, Larry and Lois Harris; grandparents, Lucy and Leonard Loeve; brothers, Jeff Veitch, Jr., Willis Donald Veitch and his fiancé, Jennifer, Jimmy Veitch and his wife, Lesa, Randy Veitch and his wife, Leslie, all of West Orange.

Also surviving are his aunt, Brenda Rost of Groves; uncle, Tommy Conrad of West Orange and numerous nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers will be Rickey Gilbeaux, Chad Gilbeaux, Michael Willis, Chris Wolfford, Clay Bourdier, Michael Simon and Chris Clark.

Honorary pallbearers will be members of the West Orange Volunteer Fire Department.

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Anonymous July 28, 2008

Here we are, almost 6 months later and Kenny is still missed more than ever. His 30th birthday is only 10 days away and I know it's going to be hard for everyone to get through the day without him. We all miss Kenny more and more each day we wake up witho##imported-begin##Lacey##imported-end##

Anonymous February 20, 2008

Thoughts and prayers for all of the Harris family as they travel down the road called grief. I have walked in those shoes myself so I do know what you are going through. Time will ease the pain, believe me when I say that.##imported-begin##Nancy Mericle##imported-end##

Anonymous February 4, 2008

kenny was a wonderful guy and will be greatly missed. He was always smiling and joking and playing around. I remember when Paige was a baby and they would come swimming. He was scared to get her wet. He was taken before his time ended and we will miss him##imported-begin##Stephanie Goff##imported-end##

Anonymous February 3, 2008

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Kenny is a great person and will be missed by so many. If there is anything we can do, please call. We know first hand how hard this is for you.##imported-begin##ROY AND DONNA HAGAN##imported-end##

Anonymous February 3, 2008

My Condolences go out to your family from all of the WestEnd Staff.##imported-begin##Adolfo Gutierrez##imported-end##

Anonymous February 3, 2008

Kenny was such a great guy. Very admirable in his ways. We can only hope the best for the family that he has left behind. Jennifer, his wife: Jaycylen his beautiful daughter; and Brennan the prince. He will be missed by everyone he touched. I remember whe##imported-begin##Dennis and Tawnja Dove##imported-end##

Anonymous February 2, 2008

We are sorry for your loss. It was to hard for us to go to the funeral as it has been a year age that we lost our son Heath. It is so hard to lose a child. But we wanted you to know our prayers are with you. Kenny will be missed here on earth but Heath ha##imported-begin##Ronnie & Rhonda Duhon##imported-end##