Ken Hoffman was a journalist in Houston, a husband, and a loving parent. He passed away. On Saturday, July 14, 2024, Ken tragically passed away at his Lake Conroe house in an accident. According to Bill Wice, a close friend of Ken’s, they were only staying there since their home in West U.S. had no power following the hurricane.
Since the news is still developing, the specifics of what caused the accident are currently unknown.
“There is no easy way for me to type these words, to focus on what I want to say, let alone process what it is I am about to say. I am devastated. Heart-broken. Crushed. My good friend for the past three decades, European traveling partner, dinner companion, often obstreperous little brother, but always erudite, witty and frigging entertaining Ken Hoffman is gone.”
Emulating his signature wit and humor will be challenging.
As a public relations professional, he was a pleasure to work with and a journalist’s journalist. He was an incredibly gifted writer and reporter who was also incredibly inventive, eccentric, and laugh-out-loud humorous.
His Final Words on Friday, in his final column: “We’re all over the national news and late night talk shows. The jokes write themselves: The “Energy Capital of the World is without power.”
As they get through this difficult time, remember and pray for his entire family and friends.
We will continue to monitor the news on Ken Hoffman’s passing, so be sure to return often to this website (isinfo24) to stay updated on any new developments.
