Kenneth Braude Obituary

Our sincere condolences to Bunny and her family. I met Kenny freshman year at Penn where we became friends and then brothers in Pi Lam. While living in Northbrook my wife and I enjoyed many dinners with Bunny and Kenny.

May the wonderful family memories and his good deeds ease the pain of your loss. Our thoughts are with you.

My deepest sympathy for your loss

My heart felt sympathy to you and your family at this difficult time.

To the entire Braude family,



I just wanted to extend my deepest sympathies to all of you in this time. I saw Mr. Braude a few times during his illness, as my father was suffering from the same. He always seemed to have such a positive attitude in the face of it all. I did not know him well, but I always enjoyed seeing him whatever the circumstances might have been. He will be missed. Again you have my empathy and my condolences.



Best to you,

Scott Goldstein

My Papa Kenny is one of my favorite people in my life. Papa was a sharp man; he was a man who was thoughtful and caring.



I remember every time I saw Papa, he always had a huge hug to give me. I will miss my Papa Kenny, but I know he loved me a lot and I love him a lot. I also know he’s always in our hearts.

Lois and I were saddened to learn of Ken's passing. Our deepest sympathies to the Braude family. May his memory be a blessing.



Jerry and Lois Heisler

To the entire family of Kenneth Braude-

We are deeply saddened by the death of

Ken. He was a great cousin to us and we will miss him(but we have many wonderful family get- together memories)

You have our deepest sympathies. love, barbara (braude-judd & isabel's daughter) and denny toll

We are absolutely heartbroken to find this notice this morning....We have all lost such a mensch....such a wonderful friend. Our folks worked in the industry together for 47 years...every piece of jewelry we had was designed and lovingly handled by Kenny (as my mom insisted on calling him)....the Braude chairs were in the office we left behind in Chicago....his going away gag when we moved was to give me your autographed books ...by Rabbi Cohen..... these items are now more cherished than before.....we adored you, Ken...you will be in our hearts forever.

Our deepest condolences and sympathy to Bunny and the entire family. WE WILL PERSONALLY EXPRESS OUR SYMPATHY, WHEN WE RETURN TO CHICAGO IN 3 WEEKS. May our long friendship give you much comfort in these difficult times. Love Manny and Fern

A great grandfather. I will always remember his laughs and big heart. Always there for his family. A great personality. Hard to forget him.

I will always have wonderful memories of my "biggest" cousin....a wonderful husband, father and grandfather, and a most dedicated son. Peace be with him.