Birth date: Feb 1, 1950 Death date: Apr 29, 2021
Kenneth Gene Plunk passed away April 29, 2021 at his home in Dallas, Texas. He was born in Bowie, Texas on February 1, 1950 to James and Colleen Plunk. Preceded in death by his father, James M. Plunk, Jr and brother Larry Plunk, Read Obituary
Fly high Ken. You were a awesome guy. We will be Chuy Happy always. You will forever be missed.
I am so sorry to hear about Ken's passing! I have been friends with the Plunk family since grade school. Ken was always funny, cheerful and genuine! My thoughts and prayers to Mike and Carol and the rest of the Plunk family.
Steve Pierson
BA 68
send my condolences to Kenny's family rip my brother
R.I.P Kenneth G.Plumk you will be missed Beautiful ❤️ Eyes, Smile your friend
I am so sorry to learn of this.
Kenny was one of our class leaders always active and ready to help. For a class as large as ours, BA '68 is a close bunch. We have always had great reunions which helped us strengthen those feelings. When we were planning our first Big reunion (the 10th) we wanted to have a logo for the invitations that would fit with our class for now and the future. We went to Kenny, and asked if he would design one. He readily agreed,, and he sent back the BA '68 spray paint green image. Some thought it wasn't formal enough, but time has proven Kenny's design. The Class loved it, and we use it still on coffee mugs, t-shirts, web site, and anywhere we want to communicate to the class. I always think of him when I see it.
Scott Harmon
BA '68 Class Renion Committee
Kenny was & always will be one of the Good guys ! Grew up with Kenny & his Family at Lakeside Baptist Church ! Also went with him to Reinhardt, Gaston & Bryan Adams !! We will all be together again one day for sure !! Love to all Kenny’s Family ! RIP Kenny !! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️
Best friend you could have. From walking home from grade school thru high school. Boy Scouts and camping and all the school events, we had great fun. We had many dinners and flying adventures with Ken and his wife Jean through the years. Their company had sponsored us and helped in our marketing. Ken only had kind words for everything and everyone. We will miss his smile and laughter but he will not be forgotten. Steve and Aline Perry.
I send my condolences to Kenny's family & friends. May he rest in peace & may his family find light in their memories of him.
I remember Kenny from High School. He was a wonderful person and always had a smile on his face. I keep in touch with about 22 of our friends. So very sorry for your loss. May God be with Kenny.
