Kennech Wayne Duffey, affectionately known as "Bubba," was born on February 14, 1958, in Waco,

Texas, to Eunice Harris and Frank Nunn. He was the second oldest of ten children. Bubba was a beloved

father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend whose straightforward personality, hardworking spint, and

willingness to help others made bim unforgettable to those who knew and loved him.

Bubba received his formal education through Waco Independent School District and proudly graduated from

Waco High School. At a young age, he was raised in the church and baptized at Mount Carmel Baptist Church.

Later in life. Bubba re-dedicated his life to Christ and attended Church Under the Bridge in Waco, Texas.

Following high school, Bubba began working for the City of Waco, where he remained emplOyed for many

years until an injury prevented bim from continuing his work. Even after bis injury, his hardworking nature

never left bim. Bubba believed in using his hands, staying busy, and belping others whenever be could. A true

handyman, there was not much he was afraid to take on or try to fix

Those who knew Bubba knew that he was a straight-to-the-point kind of man. He was never afraid to speak

his mind, and he was equally unafraid to speak up for someone else. What you saw was what you got with

Bubba, and chose who loved him appreciated him for being authentically himself

One of Bubba's greatest pastimes was his love of watching and collecting movies. His collection became

legendary among his family and friends. He collected so many movie tapes that they covered an entire living

room wall, creating what looked like an art piece of its own. His collection was more than a bobby-it became

one of the many things that made Bubba uniquely Bubba and a memory his family will always smile about.

On July 31, 2026, Kenneth Wayne "Bubba" Duffey completed his earthly journey. Thou Oh his presence

will be deeply missed, his family will forever remember the bardworking man, the handyman who was always

willing to lend a hand, the man who spoke his mind and stood up for others, and, of course, the movie collector

whose living room wall told a story all its own.

Bubba was preceded in death by his grandparents Bernice Denson and Henry "Daddy Jack" Duffey; his

parents, Eunice Harris and Frank Nunn; his son, Kenneth Robinson Duffey; his sisters: Janice Duffey Baston,

Caroline Ann Duffey, Evelyn Berry, Frankie Nunn; his nephews James, Garry, and Johnny "JT" Duffey,

Don Cooper, along with other beloved

family members who went before him.

Bubba leaves behind to cherish bis

memory: his daughter, Kentoria Duffey

Davis; his 7 grandchildren; his siblings,

Lots Busby (Clemond), Victor Duffey

(Sherry), Shem Duffey, Crystal Duffey.

Donald Ray Duffey, Roderick Duffey

(Vickie), Joe Sanders (Britany), Ada

Coope, Christie Nickolas, Frank Nunn

Jr., Sammy Nunn, and Anthony Num;

and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins,

extended family, and longtime friends.