Ian Kenton

Ian Kenton was a 33-year-old member of the San Antonio community whose life and loss are recorded in public memorials and local reporting. Public records identify him as an African-American man who died on September 24, 2015, and whose passing was noted by the Bexar County Medical Examiner and by local news outlets. Beyond the basic public facts, there is little in widely published sources about Ian’s personal history, career, or hobbies.

Although specific details about Ian’s life are limited in the available records, the fact that his name, age, and date of death appear in multiple public memorial resources speaks to the human reality behind those entries: a person known to family and community whose absence was felt. Memorial projects that include Ian’s name — including national gun-violence remembrance sites and local databases — aim to preserve his memory alongside others lost in San Antonio and around the country.

This page honors Ian as a person first, not by the circumstances of his death. It acknowledges the limits of the public record while affirming that every name represents relationships and a story that mattered to people who loved him. For anyone who knew Ian, shared memories, photos, or details about his life would help make this remembrance fuller and more personal. Until more can be added from family-authorized sources, this remembrance holds the verified facts gently and respectfully: Ian Kenton lived in San Antonio and died on September 24, 2015. His memory is preserved by those who record and remember lives harmed by violence and by those who care about their neighbors.