Ben was one of those people you could always count on to help. He saved many of my classes by working miracles to get books and other things delivered. I worked with him for the past 12 years and will miss his positive spirit and helpful nature.
Ben,
A very loving caring person that I’ve know for 16 years work side by side in the work place Ben also came to all of my birthday parties Ben also bought me my first green beer I believe he was the most smartest guy that ive know he knew a lot I use to ask him how do you know so much he would say i read a lot im gonna miss ben he gave the best hugs ever and when ever he asked me for a hug I would give him one i will miss you huggie bear.your friend Nancy Mendoza
I remember Ben being quietly in control of the situation. So many times over the years, I drove like a crazy woman from building H to the warehouse after 5pm and climbed up the delivery bay area ladder to hand Ben one more item to be processed for shipping before the delivery truck arrived to pick up the packages. Ben would slowly reach out to take the item from me, hear me apologize for the last-minute urgency, and would quietly say, “That’s okay. I got it.� And he always did. And I was always thankful. I will remember Ben with fondness.
Nicely put Julie! You took the words right out of my mouth. I had the exact same experiences of rushing over there apologizing and he was so layed back and calm. Loved that about him! He was so awesome and kind!!!
When I think of Ben, I think of reading. Ben could always be found under the trees during break reading a paperback. I asked him recently what type of books he read. He replied, “Adventure, science fiction, mystery. Reading is entertaining.” When I mentioned I was reading a Lee Childs book and asked if he had read any of his books, he responded, “all of them,” with a smile. Now, when I walk under the trees on Kansas Street, I think of Ben entertaining himself with a book.
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Ben was one of those people you could always count on to help. He saved many of my classes by working miracles to get books and other things delivered. I worked with him for the past 12 years and will miss his positive spirit and helpful nature.
Ben,
A very loving caring person that I’ve know for 16 years work side by side in the work place Ben also came to all of my birthday parties Ben also bought me my first green beer I believe he was the most smartest guy that ive know he knew a lot I use to ask him how do you know so much he would say i read a lot im gonna miss ben he gave the best hugs ever and when ever he asked me for a hug I would give him one i will miss you huggie bear.your friend Nancy Mendoza
I remember Ben being quietly in control of the situation. So many times over the years, I drove like a crazy woman from building H to the warehouse after 5pm and climbed up the delivery bay area ladder to hand Ben one more item to be processed for shipping before the delivery truck arrived to pick up the packages. Ben would slowly reach out to take the item from me, hear me apologize for the last-minute urgency, and would quietly say, “That’s okay. I got it.� And he always did. And I was always thankful. I will remember Ben with fondness.
Nicely put Julie! You took the words right out of my mouth. I had the exact same experiences of rushing over there apologizing and he was so layed back and calm. Loved that about him! He was so awesome and kind!!!
When I think of Ben, I think of reading. Ben could always be found under the trees during break reading a paperback. I asked him recently what type of books he read. He replied, “Adventure, science fiction, mystery. Reading is entertaining.” When I mentioned I was reading a Lee Childs book and asked if he had read any of his books, he responded, “all of them,” with a smile. Now, when I walk under the trees on Kansas Street, I think of Ben entertaining himself with a book.
Maureen Meredith