To Judy,Paul,David and family- our sincere condolences to all. We will remember Ken from children’s baseball years with fond memories. Love from Jeff,Janice and family
His laugh could be heard a block away from the firehall. As a young firefighter he was always very welcoming, loved watching him start his art career at Mohawk/Wentworth station.Ken was a great talent. Sorry to hear of his passing,
My condolences to you Judy, the Boys and family. I worked with Kenny (Turkey) at many stn’s, and was working with him at Stn#7 when he retired. He was a great person and boss, whom I respected. I will always remember his laugh, humour, and the great meals he made for the guys. I always looked forward to seeing him and catching up, at any of the HFD functions, (that he would go to.) Rest in peace my friend. You will be sadly missed by many. - Rick Hart
Dear Judy, Paul, David and families,
Deepest sympathy on the passing of your dear husband, father and grandfather. May fond memories guide your healing path.
Sincerely,
Diana Radoja
So sorry to hear of Ken’s passing, glad he was able to do it on his terms. Condolences to you and the boys❤️❤️❤️. I think of you often and always asked my friend Colleen Cullen if she had heard how Ken was doing,
Sending our thoughts to you Judy, Paul, David and families. Ken would only do it on his terms. I wish him peace in a better place pain free.
Corrine and Robert Thompson
Judy, Paul, David and family, Tom and I are sad to hear about Kens passing but so glad it was on his own terms and he is no longer in pain. We think of you all often, how can you not when our kids grew up together and you all were great neighbours.
Sincerely, Debby and Tom Oliphant and family.
