Kenneth L. Zarbaugh
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Kenneth L. "Kenny" Zarbaugh, age 90, of Westerville, formerly of Lewis Center, passed away December 1, 2017 at home.
Retired from Olentangy School District. Graduate of Groveport Madison High School where he is a member of the Hall of Fame and Otterbein College where he played football and set scoring records that stand today. Member of otterbein Hall of Fame and former baseball coach. Also a member of Otterbein "O" Club, Leather Helmet Club, Hiram Lodge #18 F & AM, Delco Water Board and Lewis Center United Methodist Church where we held many titles. U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Ohio Rural Water Board member. Survived by daughter, Linda (Paul) Mills; grandchildren, Jason (Shanna) Mills, Jeffrey (Brittany) Mills, Courtney (Mike) England and Kelsey Blair; great-grandchildren, Grayson, Myla, Kallen, and Savannah; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his wife, Glenna; daughter, Jayne Marie; parents, John and Helen Zarbaugh; and sister, Edna May. Friends may call at the MORELAND FUNERAL HOME, 55 E. Schrock Road, Westerville, Thursday 5-8pm. Service will be held at Lewis Center United Methodist Church, 1081 Lewis Center Road, Lewis Center, OH Friday at 11am. Pastor Tom Hanover, officiating. Interment Fairview Memorial Park. In lieu flowers, contributions may be made to Lewis Center United Methodist Church. Special thanks to Visiting Angels who provided compassionate care. Masonic service Thursday at 6pm. |
2013 November Retreat at Cherry Valley. Kenny's 30th year as Secretary for ORWA.
Sock Hop at the OU Inn in 2013
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Testimonials
Kenny was the parliamentarian for ORWA. True to his profession both Delco and education. He made sure we followed the bylaws to a tee.
I remember when he was a delegate for national he would read the documents and would point out any grammatical errors. I think sometimes national put errors just to see if Kenny would catch them.
Kenny was a Gentleman, Scholar, a Leader and a Friend.
- Dusty Parker
I remember when he was a delegate for national he would read the documents and would point out any grammatical errors. I think sometimes national put errors just to see if Kenny would catch them.
Kenny was a Gentleman, Scholar, a Leader and a Friend.
- Dusty Parker
We will all miss him. He was one of the kindest and thoughtful person I have encountered and he truly cared about Ohio Rural Water Association.
- Mark Bennett
- Mark Bennett
He was a great man, a true gentleman and pillar of Rural Water.
- Brent Bolin
- Brent Bolin
Kenny was a true professional and the very best gentlemen anywhere.
-Tom Reese
-Tom Reese
I am very sorry to hear that! I respected him greatly.
-Lowell Allen
-Lowell Allen
