Kenny Burgh: Southern Humboldt Man

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Kenny Burgh

Kenny Burgh passed away suddenly on the family ranch near Miranda on June 8 2023.

Kenny was born in Eureka on May 23 1961. He went to Grammar School at Agnes Johnson Elementary in Weott and completed is high school years at South Fork High School in Miranda. Kenny worked for Pacific Lumber Company for 23 years in the woods as an equipment operator.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Larry and Linda Burgh, Cousin Sherry Smith.

Kenny is survived by his wife and best friend Tammy, brother Steve Burgh and wife Sharon, son Travis Burgh of Grants Pass, daughter Lindsey Shaw (Mike) of Wolf Creek, daughter Karley of Grants Pass, son Tony Croy of Cresent City. Grandkids, Sadie and Blake Burgh of Grants Pass, Hailey and James Shaw of Wolf Creek and Logan, Bryer, Brandi Croy of Crescent City.

Kenny was so happy when the grandkids would visit Nieces and nephews Ashely and (Kyle) of Rio Dell, Cynthia and Shane of Lewistown, Montana, Ryan and Taylor of Myers Flat. His best buddy and friend Mike Rodriguez of North Dakota and numerous family and friends.

There will be a Celebration of Life for Kenny on Friday September 1st at Stevens Hall (Grange) in Miranda. There will be a potluck so bring you favorite dish and stories to share.

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sohumjoe
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sohumjoe
2 years ago

Loved Kenny! Great guy and one hell of an equipment operator. RIP

Landon Tompkins
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Landon Tompkins
2 years ago
Reply to  sohumjoe

i set chokers behind Kenny my first year while working at Yager Creek.. he was tough as nails, but most of all a good friend.. my condolences to the Burgh family..