Kenneth Wayne McClain
March 24, 1957 ~ April 9, 2020
Kenneth Wayne McClain, age 63, passed away peacefully on the 9th day of April 2020, at his home in Elkhart, Texas. He was born on the 24th day of March 1957 in Houston, Texas to parents Scotty Lee McClain and Geneva McMillian.
Kenneth was a truck driver for many years and travelled all over the United States. He was handy with tools and could build anything. Kenneth loved the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fishing.
He is preceded in death by his parents Scotty and Geneva McClain and brother, Scotty McClain, Jr.
Kenneth is survived by his daughter Haylie McClain; son, Cole McClain; sisters, Joann Elkin, Roxanne Roth, Laura Allen, and Alisa McClain; brother, Robert Allen McClain; and one grandchild, Ziva McClain.
The family will gather for a private viewing at Rhone Funeral Home.
Due to the current pandemic health crisis, a celebration of life and memorial service is to be conducted at a later date.
Friends and family are welcome to leave condolences and/or share a memory of Mr. McClain on the tribute wall.
Cremation services for Kenneth Wayne McClain are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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Keeping all of you in our thoughts & prayers. May God grant you all His peace & comfort. Kenny was a friend from the Class of 1976 who was alot of fun to be around. Gone but never forgotten💙 Dianne & Clyde Schneider
RIP my friend! Lots of memories. My mind is flooding with all good times and near miss we had in our high school and young adult years. You will always be remembered.
Haylie-Cole!
I am just lost for words here!!! My Thoughts and Prayers go out to You Two, and Also to other Family Members !!ðŸ™ðŸ™ðŸ™â¤ï¸â¤ï¸I sure Will miss All of Mine and Ken’s Conversations, we have had many Deep ones! He will Definitely Never be Forgotten! â¤ï¸Ya My Friend!!!Haylie as I told you before if you ever need anything or to talk I am Here, Night or Day!!! ðŸ™ðŸ™
He fought like hell because he loved his kids so much. Both his kids were his pride and joy. He shared all his funny little stores of what they did when they were little and also what they did in their teens & twenties.
To the McClain families my condolences. To his children remember the way he was before he got sick. I remember that he was always doing things with the two of you. So many memories. Your aunt pat
You fought the good fight my friend! Thanks for all the great times over the years and laughs! We have been so blessed to know you! You loved your family with all your heart! Cole, Haylie and Ziva will always make you proud! Until we meet again!Â
Uncle Kenneth you was my favorite uncle and I’ll miss you scaring the hell outta me with your driving skills! But I’ll always remember the times we had and the many road trips I got to take with you. You always had a smile an was joking around is what I’ll miss the most. Rest in peace 🙠And to my cousin’s Haylie and Cole I’m very sad of the lost of your dad he was one of a kind!!!!
Sending prayers during this difficult time. Ken was a great guy that loved his family and friends and was so proud to be a Dad and Grandpa! He was so excited to tell me when he became a Grandpa! He loved his kids so much! We had a lot of fun times together! Thanks for the memories my friend! You will be missed! Rest In Peace sneaky’s!!
Sending condolences to your family. So sorry for your loss.
Andrea
It’s hard to believe that you are gone. I know you wanted to live long enough to watch Cole graduate. It was my hope that you would. I’m glad you aren’t in pain any longer. Rest easy I will take the watch from here. You will be missed
Ken and I met on Facebook due to similar interests. I always appreciated him for who he was. Unfortunately we never got to fish together though we both wanted to. Though its a loss for us I know Ken is closer to God now and all the splendid glory, truth, light and life that is God’s. We were born to be with God and I will see you when its my time. My condolences to Kens family and all that knew him.
He certainly thought a lot of you. We were both very proud of you, and your accomplishments. He loved you.