Saturday, December 9, 2023
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I’m a little late to comment as I only just learned of Ken’s passing but I would like to offer my condolences to all of Ken's family and friends. He will be missed by many who were connected to him in different ways. Much of the time I spent with Ken we were on skates enjoying some rec-hockey and sharing stories of past adventures and our thoughts on a wide variety of topics -his stories always amused me and would give me cause to reflect on my own life. His positive attitude and enthusiasm for being active were inspiring. For example, Ken would regularly meet me for shinny on Friday mornings and we’d skate for nearly two hours, then he would go out for a game with the old-timers group that same night -the next day he would go cross-country skiing. I took the attached photo at one of our shinny sessions last winter. As you can see in the pic Ken wasn’t too keen to have his picture taken but I know he was smiling on the inside because he was always happy to be on the ice. Rest in peace my friend.
