Birth date: Dec 17, 1975 Death date: Jan 26, 2016
Kenny Lee Streat, 40, of Culpeper died Tuesday, January 26, 2016. Services will be private. Found and Sons Funeral Chapel of Culpeper is serving the family. Read Obituary
Condolences to Kenny's family! I met Kenny at Meherrin Day Care Center (Mrs
Jefress) I remember Kenny as smiling a lot. My daughter was a couple yrs older than he was. Tjhey all played together!!!
Rest In Peace Kenny, all your work is over,
Most sincere sympathy to Kenny's family! I know Kenny from Meherrin Daycare Center.
He and my daughter were both there at the same time. He was always smiling as a little boy. Rest in Peace Kenny!
Remembering Kenny working at Shoneys in Farmville, Kenny the Chef. him and Lee Burton kept me laughing at work and after work when him Nash Osborn & Lee Burton were together, I missed seeing him in June when I went with Lee to their reunion. RIP Kenny we loved you but God loves you more.
To Kenny's family, my deepest and sincere condolences. When I would visit Worsham, he was always there. At first Aunt Net would be looking out for him and near her end, he was looking out for her. The last time I remember seeing Kenny was at a birthday party for Aunt Net at Cousin Mary's house in Hampden-Sydney. I was spending the week hunting with my Uncle Ben. He let me know that we were invited to the party and that would be dinner. While there Kenny came in with his band uniform on. He was sharp! From the top of the feather on his white hat to the tip of his white buck shoes. And he was proud. Nice does not begin to describe Kenny. May he rest in Peace.
May God bless you all during this season. Remember wearing may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning.
I worked with Kenny at Jared's in Fairfax. He always had a smile on his face, no matter what was happening. Kenny and I worked together in Jewelry and watch repair. He had the WORST handwriting, ever!!!! When he would see me coming, he knew I was going to be asking what on earth he wrote on the repair slips. He was kind, hard working, and was always there to help when you needed it. I will always remember his smile; it lit up the store!!! Margaret Dickey
