Kenneth J. CRYDERMAN (1946 - 2017)
(Age 71)
Ken passed away peacefully on April 6, 2017. He was born March 5th, 1946, in Spokane, Washington, to Theodore and Vergie Cryderman. Kenneth was a twin. He has been a resident of the Spokane area his whole life. Ken started as a house painter and attended Spokane Community College, obtaining a Data Processing degree. His career was at Medical Service Corporation, which later became PREMERA. He retired with over 30 years of service working in tech support, and specialized in installing software, security and online software. Ken was a collector and hobbyist. He was also a movie critic, and had a collection of over 5000 movies. In his early years, he raced bicycles. He loved to travel and enjoyed the outdoors, backpacking and biking whenever possible.
Whatever Ken did he pursued with complete passion. In his later years, he was hampered by a stroke. By great courage he lived a full life. Ken said he loved his nieces and nephews very much, and they brought him joy during a tough period of his life. There will be no memorial service.
(Age 71)
Ken passed away peacefully on April 6, 2017. He was born March 5th, 1946, in Spokane, Washington, to Theodore and Vergie Cryderman. Kenneth was a twin. He has been a resident of the Spokane area his whole life. Ken started as a house painter and attended Spokane Community College, obtaining a Data Processing degree. His career was at Medical Service Corporation, which later became PREMERA. He retired with over 30 years of service working in tech support, and specialized in installing software, security and online software. Ken was a collector and hobbyist. He was also a movie critic, and had a collection of over 5000 movies. In his early years, he raced bicycles. He loved to travel and enjoyed the outdoors, backpacking and biking whenever possible.
Whatever Ken did he pursued with complete passion. In his later years, he was hampered by a stroke. By great courage he lived a full life. Ken said he loved his nieces and nephews very much, and they brought him joy during a tough period of his life. There will be no memorial service.