1934
2017
Kenneth Monroe Layne, 83, of Lynchburg and formerly of Madison Heights, passed away on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at the University of Virginia Medical Center.
Born on March 11, 1934 in Madison Heights, he was the son of the late Charles Wesley Layne and Hazel Lucille Wright Layne.
Kenneth served our country in the United States Army during Korea. He retired from the Lynchburg Foundry Company and was a member of Amelon United Methodist Church.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by a daughter, Lisa L. Stanley and two brothers, Charles Layne and Carlton Layne.
He is survived by his son, Michael Layne of Glen Allen and two grandchildren, Adam Stanley and Brandon Stanley.
There will be no formal services at this time.
Whitten Park Avenue Chapel is assisting the Layne family (845-4521).
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Sponsored by Whitten Timberlake Chapel.
4 Entries
May 11, 2017
Laurie Gulluscio
Mr. Layne was the sweetest man. I met him when he moved her to the Elms of Lynchburg. He was a delight and a joy to see each day. He will be dearly missed here at the Elms by everyone.
May 3, 2017
Kenneth was a great cousin. Loved seeing him when I would visit at his church and take our Uncle Bill Layne. Kenneth was a good nephew to Bill. I know you are with your Mother and Dad, and may you rest. Your cousin,
Margaret Martin, Roanoke, Va
May 1, 2017
James Wright
Kenneth was a gentleman. Although we were second cousins, I only got to know him when our mothers were in St. John's Nursing Home at the same time. He was very attentive to his mother but he also gave his time and attention to other residents at the home and for a number of years was a frequent volunteer there. He was faithful about attending family events and was always cheerful and upbeat. My condolences to Michael, Wayne and Brandon.
April 27, 2017
Rest in Peace Kenneth. You will be missed. Your cousin, Linda Phillips, Aiken, SC
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