Texas Senate Resolution 167 honors the life of Kenneth Wayne Garner, a Plano resident who passed away in 2024.

Texas Senate Resolution 167 pays tribute to Kenneth Wayne Garner, a Plano resident who died on May 7, 2024, at age 81. Garner was born in Brownsville and later moved to the Dallas area. He had a successful career as an engineer at LTV/E-Systems and founded Kentronix Communications in 1973, retiring from E-Systems in 2007. Garner was a Shriner and 32nd degree Mason, volunteered with the Pontiac Club and at Highland Springs senior living community, and enjoyed hobbies like hot rod racing, trap and skeet shooting, and operating ham radios.

Texas Senate Resolution 167 honors the life of Kenneth Wayne Garner, a Plano resident who passed away in 2024.

Texas Senate Resolution 167 pays tribute to Kenneth Wayne Garner, a Plano resident who died on May 7, 2024, at age 81. Garner was born in Brownsville and later moved to the Dallas area. He had a successful career as an engineer at LTV/E-Systems and founded Kentronix Communications in 1973, retiring from E-Systems in 2007. Garner was a Shriner and 32nd degree Mason, volunteered with the Pontiac Club and at Highland Springs senior living community, and enjoyed hobbies like hot rod racing, trap and skeet shooting, and operating ham radios.