Kenneth Alan Korwin
February 4, 1954 – February 7, 2023
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Monday, Feb 13, 2023 10:30 AM
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Kenneth Korwin of Hopewell Township passed away peacefully at home after a brave battle with pancreatic cancer on Tuesday, February 7, 2023. He was 69.
Ken was born on February 4, 1954, at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, New York. Ken was the second child of the late Bernard and Hana (née Rosner) Korwin and is predeceased by brother Glenn.
Kenneth is a 1972 graduate of Roslyn High School in Roslyn, New York, and maintained a lifetime friendship with his band of friends, “The Cavaliers”. Ken would return to Roslyn annually on Thanksgiving morning to play in the Turkey Bowl with the Cavaliers, a tradition he shared with his children. Ken received his B.A. in Chemistry in 1976 from Alfred University where he was a brother of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
In his career, Ken worked at the forefront of the personal computing revolution working for industry titans IBM, Apple Computer, and Microsoft. Ken founded and managed his software sales agency called ATM Associates for 10 years. Ken would go on to become a successful and trusted financial advisor for many grateful clients.
From a young age, Ken had a fascination with flight. He received his private pilot license at age 19 and would pilot aircraft regularly his entire life. Ken would go on to serve as Captain and volunteer pilot in the Twin Pine Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol where he flew on search and rescue missions during local natural disasters. He later became a flight instructor and mentored several licensed pilots.
Ken is survived by his wife Kathryn (née McLoughlin) and their four children Lindsay (Mariel), Adam, Timothy (Erica), and Stephen (Kaitleen), his sister Deborah, and grandchildren Silas and Desmond. A large extended family including mother-in-law Bridget McLoughlin (née Shaughnessy), siblings-in-law, nieces, and nephews further survive Ken.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am on Monday, February 13 at Orland’s Ewing Memorial Chapel, 1534 Pennington Road, Ewing Township, NJ, with visitation from 9:30 am to 10:15 am. Interment to follow at Harbourton Cemetery, 1516 Harbourton Rocktown Road, Lambertville, NJ.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in honor of Kenneth Korwin to the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Foundation designated to the Twin Pine Squadron at www.gocivilairpatrol.com/giving and the Pancreatic Cancer Network at www.pancan.org.
How very, very sad.
There was nobody I loved talking with more than Kenny at our family get togethers. l will miss him so much. There will be no more thrilling flying adventure stories.
Jerry Becker
Dear Kathy and the Korwin Family:
I am so sorry for your loss. Peace be with you and your family.
Dear Korwin Family,
The Butler family sends their heartfelt condolences at this very sad time. May you all find comfort in your loving memories of Ken.
With sympathy,
Ed, Sandy, Cory, Ryan, Shelby, and Hailey Butler
Dear Kathy:
Such an exemplary, loving couple. We are so saddened by your loss.
Our condolences to your beautiful family.
Gail and George Balog
Dear Kathy and family,
Marilyn and i are so saddened by this. I had great times with Ken helping with Cub scouts, baseball coaching, football coaching and general hanging out with all of you. He always helped and we all had a blast. Our prayers are with you all as Ken will be truely missed.
Dear Kathy and the Korwin family. May Ken rest in eternal peace. This news made us so sad. Ken was an incredible husband, father, grandfather and storyteller. The Azria family send you all love and peace during this difficult time.
To the Korwin family:
Ken was a beloved brother of The Cavaliers. He was a quiet, gentle soul. So kind, giving and intelligent. My heart breaks with the rest of the Cavalier brethren. Stay strong and cling to those loving memories.
Dearest Kathy and the entire Korwin family, my heart breaks with you. Ken was a man of such integrity, a gentleman, a genuine friend, and so dedicated to all of you. He truly blessed my life. May his spirit continue to live in each of you and may you find peace in time.
Dear Korwin Family
So sorry for your loss! Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time!
Diane and Bruno Perna
So heartbroken to hear about Kenny. Sending condolences to the entire Korwin family and all his friends who had the privilege of being in his world. As a classmate from Roslyn way back, I will always remember his kindness, wit, and beautiful smile. I hope the cherished memories you all share will bring you some comfort always.
Dear Kathy and Family:
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. You and your family are in my prayers.
May the Good Lord give you strength during this difficult time.
To the Korwin family I wish my deepest condolences. Even though we lived 3 houses away from each other, and I am sorry as we grew up and older, we grew apart. From all these loving statements I am so sorry to have missed it. His warm sparkling eyes and bright smile will always be my vision of him. So sorry for your loss.
Dear Kathy and Family,
Ellen and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Ken’s passing.
Our prayers are with you all.
To the Korwin family,
My deepest condolences to you all. I remember Kenny from High school as sweet and always fun and interesting to be around. I didn’t have the privilege of knowing him as an adult but, it sounds like he created the richest of lives. How lucky was he and all he touched. May his memory be for a blessing.
Dear Kathy and family,
Christian and I are so very sorry to hear the news of Ken. He was the kindest, sweetest man we had ever known. When he spoke of his family his eyes would light up. I know Christian enjoyed their many conversations while in flight. Our love and prayers to you all.
God Bless,
Kim and Christian Nickerson
I have fond memories of camping with Ken and his boys in Cub Scouts. On the October trips he would be listening to the baseball playoffs/World Series. If I remember correctly he was a NY Mets fan. He will be missed by all
Ken was a Mensch! Working with him was a pleasure. A kind and bight man, he was easy to talk to and he had a great sense of humor that he certainly passed to son, Tim. He surely will be missed by me and so many others.
Dear Korwin Family
Our Hearts reach out to yours with Love, , Sympathy and Caring
Thinking of you at this difficult time
Sherry and John Baty
Dear Kathy and family
I’m so, so sorry for your loss.
Sending you lots of love and strength
Liliana Morenilla
Kathy and family,
My deepest condolences. Sending strength during this most difficult time.
Kristen Umyn
A beautiful service, so fitting for such a beautiful spirit. Kenny has always been one of my favorite people to see at family events – always radiant, positive, authentic, generous and infectiously enthusiastic. While listening to the beautiful eulogies from Kenneth’s friends – about his selflessness and generosity – I remembered how he used to stop by our house in Moorestown when I was in high school – ostensibly for a short visit – and my Dad would kidnap Kenny and have him diagnose and troubleshoot all of the (many) family computers around the house – which he happily did, for many hours – always with a smile – while my sisters and I tried to distract our dad, so Kenny could make a clean exit and quiet getaway 🙂 His generosity and kindness and willingness to put the needs of others before his own was so obvious to me even way back then – that is such a rare and special quality – and it has stuck with me ever since. Sending much love to Kathy, and the entire family. We will miss him a lot.
Dear Kathy and all the Korwin family.
I am deeply saddened by the loss of Ken. It has been a privilege to have known Ken; a real gentleman. My condolences to you. I wish you the best in this difficult time.
Rest Peacefully, Ken. We’re saddened to learn about your battle. I should have taken that plane ride.
Thanks for all your financial assistance.
With love,
Vickie Shaw and Paul Olszewski