Dear Elizabeth, please accept our sincere condolences over the loss of your partner. Ken was an amazingly cheerful compassionate individual with a unique sense of humour. He will be truly missed!! R.I.P. Ken!!
My sincere condolences Liz. I will keep you and your family and Ken in my prayers. May you find peace in your memories and always remember the happiness you shared. Peter passed away in March and I'm finally getting it together - just give yourself time.
Dear Elizabeth, I am so saddened by your loss, I will miss Ken's cheerful greetings, and his quick smile. Remember, I am just a few feet away, reach out anytime.
Pat Carbonneau
Please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. Ken worked with my dad at Bell Canada, and the two of them became very good friends. Growing up, we often had Ken and Cathy over at our house. There was always lots of conversation, laughs, and good food enjoyed. I remember Ken as a very gentle and kind man. I am sad to hear of his passing.
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Elizabeth. My heart goes out to you and the rest of the family. Ken was such a delight, always so warm, with a glint in his eye and a joke at the ready. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
With deepest sympathy,
Eva
As a member of the awesome 4-some that included Ken, Bill Rance, Rick Wagg and myself, Ken was a pleasure to golf - always positive and smiling. Diane and I also enjoyed sharing the occasional meal with Ken, Elizabeth and the Rance’s. Our condolences to Elizabeth and the family. Diane and David
I'm saddened by this news. I will remember Ken as a vibrant, intelligent and thoughtful soul. With a twinkle in his eye and always smiling, he is loved by all that know him. I will think of you each time I'm on a golf course and ask that your spirit guides me to fix my slice.
Dear Liz & family,
My deepest condolences in the loss of a lovely man. Met Ken at Hylands when he was Bill’s guest at Hylands Member-Guest. They teamed up with Ray and Jim Stephens for several years until Ken became a member. Loved his sense of humour and he always had a smile on his face. Rest in peace Ken and hope you get a round or two of golf with Ray, Bernie & Dick in heaven.
Hugs,
Heather Gordon
I was fortunate to meet him several times at dog events where he went out of his way to see Heather playing with her dogs. He was very proud of Heather and it was truly an amazing bond that they had. He was always so out-going and a joy to be around.
I will always remember your mischievous smile and those wonderful hugs!
The pride that glowed from you watching Heather compete with the pups. You will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
My deepest sympathies to Heather, Alan and Elizabeth.
Will always be in my heart, dad will be missed, thought would be able to beat him at golf but will meet up with him later and try again
Rest in peace Dad, god bless
We sure loved having Ken at the cousins’ get-together each year in Ottawa — he added such warmth and fun to every gathering. We will miss him and we will remember him. Sending our sympathy to all of Ken’s loved ones.
Always enjoyed Ken’s visits to Scotland. I recall him thrashing me at squash when I visited him and my aunt in Ottawa. Will raise a glass to him in his favorite pub in Paisley.
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