Tracey and Chris -- I am so saddened to learn of the passing of your dad/grandfather. Ken was a wonderful man and so incredibly generous with his time and musical talent. I will always treasure the times that I spent with him and his infectious grin.
Dear Tracey and family. I am so sorry to hear of Ken's passing. Ken was a a dear friend and was responsible for many of my fondest memories of my time living in Arnprior. He was a kind, generous and caring person. He had a wonderful sense of humour and was always glad to share a joke. He loved his family and his dog Bart. He and Bart enjoyed the many walks they shared with their friends and their canine companions. He was like extended family to us all. I was always amazed by how many lives he had touched. His connections were vast, varied and far reaching. It was an honour and a blessing to have had him as a friend. He will be greatly missed.
Michele and Levon
We all love you grandad. We miss you I remember going on walks with you a bart, and all of the times I would stop in at your house to say hi and to check up on you. Every time I saw you, you always had a smile on your face, I’ll miss seeing that smile of yours. I loved having dinner at Tracey’s with you. You were the best, I love you grandad. Rest in peace
To our dear friends Tracey, Kevin and family. We are so sorry to hear that your dad has passed away. We knew exactly what time of day it was when we would see him drive by our house every night on his way to have dinner with you. We still can't get over the fact that you made his dog a special spaghetti meal every night. You and Kevin have been so good to him. We first met your dad when he would deliver flowers to us, always with a smile and story. When you saw Ken, you knew his buddy was with him. Tracey, you are one of the most selfless and kindest human we have ever met, always putting everyones needs ahead of yours. The apple does not fall far from the tree. We know your dad was very lost and lonely since your mom passed away. Please find some comfort knowing they are toghether once again. May he rest in peace. Love you both so much, Mitch & Lorraine Eddie
Oh the memories I have of Ken are far too many to share. He taught me how to drive in the big town of Alliston, when I had no one else to teach me. I was always welcomed like part of the family from the day Tracey and I became best friends to present. May you find peace and comfort and play music and sing loudly with your loving wife Anne.
Tracey, Terry, Steven and all of Mr. Hepburn's Grandkids, my heart felt sympathy in the passing of your father and grandad. He was a very special man to many but as you already know, he was your 'best father and grandad' that life honoured you with.
May all of those many, many memories be your comfort in the days, weeks and years to come. That special love that only a father can give, will be in your hearts always. xoxo
Awwww “Grandad”…. I have happy memories of the dinner table and his interest in pretty much anything you’d like to talk about. This was a man that appreciated what he had … the love of his life, his family, his dog Bart… a good meal and a laugh along the way. I loved his quick wit, and his kind soul. Rest easy Grandad.
Dear family of Ken Hepburn. We live just down the street from his house. He was a fantastic neighbour. We would often meet at night while I was walking my dog as Bart was outside doing his business. A good dog is a beautiful sign of a good owner! We swam in the pool. I fixed his lawn mower and weed whacker. Ken always insisted on paying me even though I just wanted to help. He will be missed. He was a good neighbour. It was a pleasure to know him. We wish you all peace at this difficult time. Clayton and Jenni Larin.
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