Kenneth E. Saunders

Kenneth Edmund Saunders, 64, of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away on February 1, 2024, in Cincinnati. He was born on September 14, 1959, in Cincinnati to the late Jon and Naomi Saunders. 

 Ken was an intelligent and outgoing individual who always got things done. He was deeply loved and will be missed by all who knew him. Ken is survived by his loving wife, Barb Saunders, and their three daughters, Katy Saunders Morris (Aaron), Amy Saunders, and Elizabeth Games Mombach (Tyler). He was a proud grandfather to Naomi and Hannah Morris and Emma and Harper Mombach. He is also survived by his brother, Jim Saunders, and sisters, Pam Batten and Peggy Theile. 

 Ken lived the majority of his life in Wyoming, Ohio. He loved the Wyoming community and many of his lifelong friendships started here.   Although he left Wyoming to attend Miami University, he eventually made his way back.  Throughout his life he was involved in many different Wyoming activities, from coaching his kids’ soccer teams, to Thursday Night Men’s bowling at the Civic Center, to serving as president of the Wyoming Golf Club. He had a successful career in the field of information technology and eventually owned his own company. In his free time, Ken enjoyed being an active member of the Rotary Club, volunteering, playing golf and paddle tennis, and supporting both the Cincinnati Reds and FC Cincinnati. He cherished the time spent having dinners out with friends and family and watching his granddaughters’ dance recitals and swim meets.

 A memorial service to honor Ken's life will be held at 2pm on Sunday, February 18, 2024 at Northminster Church at 703 Compton Road in Cincinnati, Ohio. A reception at the Wyoming Golf Club will be held immediately following the service.  

 In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Ken's memory to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati or the Ronald McDonald House. These organizations were dear to his heart, and he would greatly appreciate any support given in his honor. 

 Kenneth will be remembered for his dry humor, generosity, and dedication to his family, friends, and community. May he rest in peace.