two brothers and five sisters.īurial services will take place at the convenience of the family at a later date. He was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Lois son, Kenneth Masters, Jr. He is survived by his daughters, Amy (Jeff) Ortman, Cindy (Ed) McConnell along with his grandchildren, Perry, Nathan, Erin and Jason seven great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was the first Police Chief of the Lewiston Police Department, Lewiston Volunteer Fire Deptartment, Blue Nights, VFW and honorary member of the Clark County Fire Department in Las Vegas, Nevada. Kenny worked for the New York State Power Authority until his retirement.

In 1948 he married Lois Smith and they made their home in Lewiston, New York, for many years. He was awarded many medals for his bravery including the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Masters & Johnson started by hiding their study, essentially toiling away in obscurity behind closed doors. Unfortunately, like murder, fate has other ideasThey rent an idyllic vacation hut that stands on.

Surely by flying so far from home, they’ll get a few days of peace and quiet where crime doesn’t mar their holiday. Murder has other ideasAfter a murder case ruined their last break away, Oliver and Langham try again by going to the Caribbean. The son of the late John and Sarah Masters, he was raised in Ransomville, New York.Īs a World War II veteran, he served at the White House and then in combat with the Army 78th division in Germany. Their holiday should mean freedom and fun. Masters, age 93 of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away at his home surrounded by loved ones on June 3, 2018.

Hiding by Sarah Masters