In Memory Of Kenneth John Bissett
Kenneth John Bissett
Student - Syracuse University
December 19, 1967December 21, 1988(Age: 21)
Kenneth (Ken) John Bissett, 21, was a Cornell University junior studying with Syracuse University's Department of International Programs Abroad. Ken was an only child, and leaves his parents, John and Florence, of Hartsdale, New York. Ken was a bright, enthusiastic young man considered by his professo...
Today
2020s
September 5, 2023
Like a Fine Wine
Posted by Darrell Ames
A slip of the tongue cannot happen to a writer, short of penning inaccuracies.
In writing, Kenneth had few equals, providing vivid imagery t...
December 12, 2022
Playin' With Fire Band - Closer Than We Know
Posted by Foundation Staff
December 6, 2022
Headstone for Kenneth Bissett
Posted by Foundation Staff
December 5, 2022
Marble Memorial Bench for Kenneth Bissett
Posted by Foundation Staff
2010s
December 16, 2013
Central New York News - Mother Discovers the Son She Gave Away Died on Pan Am Flight 103
Posted by Foundation Staff
December 15, 2013
Independent - Woman Discovers Her Son Was Among 270 Lockerbie Bombing Victims Almost 25 Years Later.
Posted by Foundation Staff
December 12, 2013
SU Florence Bissett - God should have waited until 101 rather than 21
Posted by Foundation Staff
2000s
December 20, 2005
Cornell Chronicle - Cornell Professorship Funded by 3 Million Dollar Libyan Payment for Student Killed in Lockerbie Bombing
Posted by Foundation Staff
November 5, 2003
Cornell University - Kenneth John Bissett Obituary
Posted by Foundation Staff
January 1, 2000
On Eagles’ Wings - 270 Victim Remembrance Book p.47 - 2000 Edition
Posted by Foundation Staff
1990s
January 1, 1990
On Eagles’ Wings - 270 Victim Remembrance Book p.35 - 1990 Edition
Posted by Foundation Staff
1980s
February 1, 1989
Cornell Alumni News - Cornellians Die in Pan Am Crash
Posted by Foundation Staff
January 30, 1989
Ithaca Journal - Memorial Announcement for Kenneth Bissett
Posted by Foundation Staff
January 1, 1982
Kenneth Bissett - Iona Preparatory School Age 16
Posted by Foundation Staff
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