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Kennon was succeeded on the PSC by fellow Democrat Donald Lynn "Don" Owen, a former KSLA-TV news anchorman from Shreveport. In 2004, Kennon crossed party lines to contribute to the successful Republican candidate for the United States Senate waged by [[David Vitter]] of suburban New Orleans.
 
Kennon was succeeded on the PSC by fellow Democrat Donald Lynn "Don" Owen, a former KSLA-TV news anchorman from Shreveport. In 2004, Kennon crossed party lines to contribute to the successful Republican candidate for the United States Senate waged by [[David Vitter]] of suburban New Orleans.
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==Personal life===
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==Personal life==
 
Kennon was first married to the former Mary Virginia Nehring (1942–2002), "Miss Minden" in 1960, by whom he had a son, John Edward Kennon (1967–2003). He adopted two children by Virginia's first marriage to Rodney McMichael: Rodney Kennon (married to the former Jymme Story) of Bossier City and Kelly Kennon Gillis (born 1964) of Haughton in Bossier Parish.
 
Kennon was first married to the former Mary Virginia Nehring (1942–2002), "Miss Minden" in 1960, by whom he had a son, John Edward Kennon (1967–2003). He adopted two children by Virginia's first marriage to Rodney McMichael: Rodney Kennon (married to the former Jymme Story) of Bossier City and Kelly Kennon Gillis (born 1964) of Haughton in Bossier Parish.
  
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