
of Little Rock, AR
January 15, 1941 - December 16, 2006
Ken Holeman, age 65, of Little Rock died Saturday, December 16, 2006. He was born

Kirk, we were so sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.

Kirk, Celeste, and Brenda: Ken was a wonderful friend to me and both of my children, encouraging us to be the best we could be, especially during times that were trying for us. Three things that stood out in the many conversations I had with him were his love for the three of you, his generosity to anyone who crossed his path, and his drive to improve himself. I have not seen him since I moved to Fayetteville, but I've heard from Walter about his condition and the good care you gave him. I hope knowing that you cared for him so well will help you during this difficult time. Mina Marsh Robert Austin, and Annalea Cassell

Our deepest sympathies and condolences to the Holeman family. Ken was a good man and will surely be missed. Dennis O'Malley and family

Dear Celeste and Family, I have been greatly impressed by the loving care given Ken during these trying last years and was especially pleased by the wonderful tribute given by Celeste. Celeste, I know you don't remember me, but my wife, Martha Nixon, PT, asked me to send her condolences and best wishes for you and your family. You may care to know that our circle of friends has been celebrating Ken's life in our own ways. Prehaps Tom (Sarlo) will fill you in on the particuliars one of these days. Our relationship with Ken and his family has been a great pleasure through the years. May you all build solidly upon the foundation he made possible by his life. Sincerely, David McCullough

My deepest sympathy for Ken's family. Ken was a lot of fun to be around. I am glad I had the opportunity to enjoy many motorcycle outings with Ken and our motorcycling friends.

Celeste, I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. Dad's are special as I am sure he was to you. Please know that Mac, Neal and I are thinking about you and your family. Love, Kitty

You will be missed by your friends here at Richards Honda Yamaha.

Conor, I am so sorry you lost your Granddad. Love you very much. PaPa

Please accept condolences from the Stafford family. We were unaware of the visitation hours or we would have paid our respects. Brenda, Kirk, Celester and family, know that all of you are in our prayers.

My Dad and I were the owners of The Cafe, a downtown restaurant. Ken came there almost daily for most of the 10 years we were open and we considered him to be a good friend. After my Dad passed away, Ken continued to be a loyal customer and a good friend. He will definitely be missed. My sympathies go out to Don and his family for their loss.

We shall miss Ken tremendeously. We totally agree that Ken never saw a need that went unmet. We are dearest friends of Don and Alice Holeman. You are in our prayers. Carole & Charlie Cook

Kirk, Celeste, Brenda and Families I am sorry to hear of the death of Ken Holeman. I hope you find strength and comfort from the thoughts and prayers of your many friends.

Dear Don and Alice: Ken was an Al-Anon friend for several years and I watched Ken and Eleanor fall in love and get married and have a life together. Ken was a bright spot in my book of life and I liked what it said in the paper because it was so true: He never saw a need that went unmet if he could possibly fix it. He's up there helping God as we speak... Love and Blessings to all who knew Ken, Patsy

I have many fond memories of Ken and I elbowing and hipping each other on the basketball court when competing in intramural basketball at Hendrix College. I ran into him one time many years ago in Tulsa, but have not had any contact with him since that time. I always enjoyed being around him at Hendrix, and considered him to be a good friend and a fine man. I extend my sympathies to you, his family, at this time of your loss.

Please accept my deepest sympathy.