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William Kenneth "Kenny" Rhodes, 85, of Seiling, passed from this life on June 26, 2018. Kenny was born on September 6, 1932 in Mangum, OK to William and Josephine (Henderson) Rhodes.
Kenny grew up in the area, and after high school found work in the oilfield. On April 18, 1967, Kenny married the love of his life, Alice Mae (Idlett) Rhodes in Chickasha, OK and the couple made their home in Seiling. To this union two children, Kenberly Louise and William James "Jay" Rhodes were born.
In his spare time he enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Kenny was preceded in death by his parents, William and Josephine; his wife Alice Rhodes; two children, Kenberly Louise Rhodes and William "Jay" Rhodes, and three sisters Carol Ann Mika, JoEllen VonWiller, and Sheryl Kissinger.
He is survived by his grandchildren Tara Meister of Enid, Jordan Rhodes of Clinton, Jared Rhodes of Clinton, Brandon Nowlin and wife Annette of Clinton, and Shannon Love and husband Michael of Guthrie; great grandchildren Laikin, Braylon, Brynlee, Zavin, Zaviana, and Mikey; and longtime friend George Swinford, as well as other nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
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