Birth date: Feb 14, 1947 Death date: Jun 30, 2018
Weslaco- Dr. Kenneth "Rod" Summy, 71, passed away on Saturday, June 30th, 2018. He graduated from Pine Tree High School in Longview TX in 1965 and served in the Marine Corps for the next two years, serving in the Vietnam War. Afte Read Obituary
So very sorry for your loss. Rod was a man fiercely devoted to his family. May God comfort his family, especially Laura, in this time of loss. Mariya Ortiz
So very sorry for your loss. Rod was a man fiercely devoted to his family. May God comfort his family, especially Laura, in this time of loss. Mariya Ortiz
So very sorry for your loss. Rod was a man fiercely devoted to his family. May God comfort his family, especially Laura, in this time of loss. Mariya Ortiz
I never knew Dr. Summy, but heard lots of stories about him from my dad, Mike Keck. I am very sorry for the Summy Family\u2019s loss.\n\nSincerely, \nMeagan Keck Gormly
I never knew Dr. Summy, but heard lots of stories about him from my dad, Mike Keck. I am very sorry for the Summy Family\u2019s loss.\n\nSincerely, \nMeagan Keck Gormly
I never knew Dr. Summy, but heard lots of stories about him from my dad, Mike Keck. I am very sorry for the Summy Family's loss. Sincerely, Meagan Keck Gormly
Dr. Summy was my professor, my mentor, my friend. When I was a graduate student, he always made time for any questions that I had. Many times life got a little rocky, as life usually does, especially as a graduate student, but I knew that all I had to do was have a chat with Dr. Summy and things were gonna be alright. You will be missed Dr Summy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. My condolences to the Summy family.
Dr. Summy was my professor, my mentor, my friend. When I was a graduate student, he always made time for any questions that I had. Many times life got a little rocky, as life usually does, especially as a graduate student, but I knew that all I had to do was have a chat with Dr. Summy and things were gonna be alright. You will be missed Dr Summy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. My condolences to the Summy family.
Dr. Summy was my professor, my mentor, my friend. When I was a graduate student, he always made time for any questions that I had. Many times life got a little rocky, as life usually does, especially as a graduate student, but I knew that all I had to do was have a chat with Dr. Summy and things were gonna be alright. You will be missed Dr Summy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. My condolences to the Summy family.
Shocked, to hear the passing of Dr. Summy. Please accept my heart felt condolences.\nIt's a funny interesting story of my first meeting with Dr. Summy. To cut short the long story, I want to to say, he is a(was a) great positive human I ever met.\nRaj Chaudhary
