Kenneth Stacy Tribble

Kenneth Stacy Tribble, born on November 16, 1960, embarked on his final journey on October 23, 2025. Over the span of his life, he made a profound impact on those who had the privilege to know him, demonstrating unyielding dedication in both his professional and personal endeavors.

Professionally, Kenneth was celebrated for his pivotal role in satellite tracking with various government contractors, including notable work with NASA. His keen intellect and passionate engagement with his career were evident from a young age, as demonstrated by his accomplishments in academia. An outstanding overachiever at Patapsco High School, he garnered several accolades, including the title of class clown, a testament to his charm and humor. His peers often remarked that he would be the first person to uncover solutions to global warming, and he was honored as the Student of the Year. Additionally, Kenneth served as the youngest youth superintendent at the Galilee Baptist Church, showcasing his leadership abilities and dedication to community service.

Those fortunate enough to share in Kenneth’s life recall cherished memories that highlight his warmth and generosity. He was known for organizing delightful gatherings, often centered around the communal joy of eating crabs at the family table. It was during these moments that he would impart long, insightful lectures about life, which now resonate in the hearts of those who were present, treasured far more than ever before.

A man of many interests, Kenneth found joy in the enchanting world of black and white films, with a particular fondness for Westerns. His loyalty to the Baltimore Ravens was unwavering, reflecting his spirited personality and passion for life. Kenneth possessed a down-to-earth demeanor that made him not only funny and likeable but also deeply caring, a combination that endeared him to many.

Kenneth embraced fatherhood with great love and pride, fathering two remarkable children: Sarah and Kenneth Tribble. His legacy continues through his seven grandchildren—Malachi, Mariah, Aniyah, Zachariah, Omni, Kendra, and Summer—each of whom held a special place in his heart. He is also survived by his siblings: Franklin, Eugene, Wayne, Timothy, Patrick, and April Tribble-Anderson, who remember him fondly.

Though he has departed from this world, Kenneth will be honored through two celebrations of life services: one on December 6, 2025, at 3 PM at the Fleming Center in Dundalk, MD, and another ceremony for family in Vista, CA, to be held from November 20 to 23, 2025. His life was a testament to kindness, joy, and intellectual curiosity, and he will be dearly missed by all whose lives he touched. Kenneth Stacy Tribble was indeed a remarkable man, and his spirit will forever linger in the hearts of those who loved him.