Kenneth R. Hammett

Age:

59

Date of Death:

01/02/2026

Place of Death:

Milford, PA

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Obituary

Kenneth R Hammett Jr

Dec 10, 1966 - Jan 2, 2026

Kenneth Hammett, or just ‘Ken’, died peacefully on January 2nd in his home in Milford, PA. Raised in Jefferson, New Jersey where he got his high school diploma and is a William Patterson alumni receiving a Bachelors in Communications. He was also a member of the TKE fraternity. He spent time as a volunteer firefighter in both Newton, New Jersey and Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania. A hard worker, he also was a dispatcher at PENDOT in his later life and an associate at Home Depot.

Anyone close to Ken could tell you about his fascination and respect for the Beatles, knowing every song by them written. He had a deep love for animals like his predecease cat, Ziggy, and the environment, always insisting on recycling and ensuring that value on his children.

A dedicated son to Kenneth Sr. and his mother Harriet, a big brother to Chris, Heather and Mark, a loving father to his children Katie and Nick, and a friend to countless others, he will be celebrated and missed.

Memorial Service

Celebration of life at Newton number 1 Firehouse January 25th at 1pm.

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Erica Jacoby

15 hours ago

Ken, you will be missed by many. Such a gentle soul- may you rest is God's sweet peace. My deepest condolences to his family and friends. Until we meet again my friend.

Cusack Thomas

17 hours ago

Through high school and the AMC days. We had many great conversations about girls, Bruce and the Beatles. God bless your journey my friend.

Kevin Keene

a day ago

My deepest sympathies. Rest in peace, my TKE brother yours in the bond forever Number 243 Kevin Keene

Charles J. DeFebo

a day ago

It was honor and a privilege of mine to get to know Ken and have him be a member of our PennDOT Family. He was a responsible, dedicated and devoted public employee, a true friend to all and he left an indelible mark on all of us that knew him and he will be greatly missed. Please know full well our thoughts and prayers are with you all and that we will continue to ask for God's Grace to comfort you. Sincerely, Charles J. DeFebo