Birth date: Apr 5, 1967 Death date: Jun 20, 2008
Ken Cimino PhD, 41, a lifetime resident of the San Bernardino area passed away Friday, June 20, 2008 at his home in Running Springs. Ken was employed by Cal Trans in the Department of Transportation and Planning for the past 2 Read Obituary
My thoughts and heart are with you and your family. You were a brother that lived the Spirit of this fraternity to the fullest and we were all better men and brothers for knowing you.
The White Cross of Sigma Chi gained new luster by your life...
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##imported-begin##Jeff Twibell##imported-end##
Ken was a positive guy, and a great friend and great friend during my Sigma Chi days at UC Davis. ##imported-begin##LTC John E.B. (Jeb) Stewart##imported-end##
My deepest condolences to the entire Cimino family. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Jim and Sheila. ##imported-begin##Jeff Regan##imported-end##
To the family: I am so sorry to hear of Ken's passing. I hope that everyone's thoughts and your memories help you through this difficult time. Although I only knew Ken for a relatively brief time, I admired his passion and warm, caring personality. His accomplishments, despite his all-too-short time here, are something to be proud of.
Please accept my most sincere condolences.
Dave##imported-begin##David Kuperman##imported-end##
Kens departure has been a great loss for many. Ken was a man who could change the world just through his smile. He will be missed by all those who knew and cared for him. Alison and I are thankful for the time we shared throughout college and years beyond. Our thoughts are with the Cimino family and those who were dear to his heart. God bless us all. Chuck & Alison Brooks ##imported-begin##Chuck & Alison Brooks##imported-end##
I knew Ken for just a blink relative to his life - three years during undergraduate college. But they were intense, coming-of-age years, a few dozen young men governing themselves under one roof while figuring out the world. Ken was always an optimistic and positive personality in that environment in which, as absurd as it may seem to outsiders of Sigma Chi, we were paradoxically self-teaching high ideals to live our lives by while engaging in all the sophomoric antics that the undergraduate experience tends to elicit. Ken handled the tensions of this environment with aplomb. And he learned the high ideals and lived by them, not only in those years, but in his years since. His life accomplishments are evidence that he believed in and worked for something bigger than himself, which is a courageous, meaningful, and worthwhile endeavor. We are all poorer with his departure. My deepest condolences. ##imported-begin##Robert Vallas##imported-end##
Jim and Sheila, I know the pain of losing a child and I am praying you will find peace. God Bless you and your family. ##imported-begin##Kaye Griebel##imported-end##
Dear Cimino Family: I am so sorry for your loss. I was Ken's cubicle neighbor over the last year and came to know him well enough to have wished that he were my brother. His empathy and compassion were always evident, not just in word, but in deed. I thank God for having had the opportunity to have known him; and I pray that He grants special blessings upon all of Ken's family and friends during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Rosa Clark##imported-end##
My heart, prayers, and sympathy go to the Camino family. Ken was fun to work with and a helpful person to our group. He will be greatly missed. May peace be upon you. Rebecca##imported-begin##Rebecca Forbes##imported-end##
Our thoughts, prayers and positive energy are with you as you travel through an extremely difficult time on this earth. May the Power of the Universde and the Love of God Enfold You. Sue Kelly & Mike Mealey ##imported-begin##Sue Kelly/Mike Mealey##imported-end##
