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Heroin Memorial - 2015/09/01 - Kenneth Hartsock - Age 48 yrs - Fort Mitchell, Kentucky

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Tuesday, 30 August 2016

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2015/09/01 - Kenneth Hartsock - Age 48 yrs - Fort Mitchell, Kentucky

Submitted by: Teresa Hartsock - Spouse

Name: Kenneth Hartsock
State: Kentucky, 41017
Date of Passing: 09/01/2015
Date of Birth: 12/16/1966
Age: 48

Tell Us About Them:

My hubby was the greatest guy you would have ever met in the world he was a great dad he did anything for anybody an not thought twice about it

Tell Us About Their Struggles With Addiction:

The struggles he had was opiated addiction started with pain pills then went to heroin

What Made Them Smile?

He smile was our childern and our animals

What Do You Miss the Most About Them?

I miss the person he use to be he was the one that to charge an made things right he took care of his family when he was sober I miss that guy so much

If You Had a Chance to Say One More Thing to Your Angel What Would It Be?

I love you baby I wish I would have been more educated to help you with what you were going through no mistake I will carry on through your eyes an try to help others

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