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Lyle Karasiuk posted a condolence
My condolences to Ken's Family. I remember Ken as a gentle giant from days gone by at the Northern Institute of Technology (now SK Poly Tech). His smile and laughter and "large" presence (Ken was a very tall, friendly man) lit up the room.
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Allan Nordal posted a condolence
My name is Allan Nordal and I got to know Ken when I was attending Natomian Committee College. He helped me through many rough times. He was a true friend... Dear Lord. take Ken in your arms and show him your eternal mercy and love.
God bless you Ken and one day I hope to meet you again...
Allan
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Nora Thompson posted a condolence
I am sorry to hear of my cousin Ken’s passing. Having left Prince Albert, I wasn’t able to visit him much in the last 10 years. I have fond memories of times together and laughs shared with Ken. To me he was always a big loveable guy.
Bernice(Bechtel) Thompson
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Ron Woodward posted a condolence
I am saddened to learn of the passing of a great friend and colleague. Ken was a very special guy who loved his students and committed his life to helping them achieve their dreams and goals. He was iconic at Natonum College and SIAST as an institutional leader, really caring for and mentoring other staff members. Visiting his lab was always a learning experience...and he could fix pretty much anything electronic! He knew how to have fun, and how to make the rest of us have fun too! Rest well my friend!
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Grant Gustafson posted a condolence
Ken, a pillar of community of the Prince Albert Outing Club for decades. You will be missed but your kindness, caring and consideration of others will not be forgotten. I Look forward to continue walking the path you were on, gratefull for the limited time we shared on that path.
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Lynn & Agnes Kusch - Saskatoon posted a condolence
Our lives crossed path with Ken in several different ways. It began as myself ( Lynn) being a student of his when he taught Radio and TV Electronics repair. We then became tenants of Ken, and later purchased our very first home in Prince Albert from him. He was indeed a true gentlemen, and will be remembered with great fondness.
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Bryan Nelson lit a candle
Wednesday, October 2, 2019
We were so saddened to hear of Uncle Ken's passing. It was always interesting to hear his stories about our family in loving and sometimes hilarious ways. Our greatest memories of the man who didn't seem to know the words, that's impossible, are related to The "Arner Lake" Cabin. We were fortunate to have bought the cabin from him when he no longer felt he could maintain it. Uncle Ken taught us so much over the years in the ways of living in the remote area he had loved so much. We hope we did you proud Uncle Ken and we miss you.
Bryan and Donna Nelson
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David and Chris Watson lit a candle
Sunday, September 29, 2019
Rest In Peace Uncle Ken and know you will never be forgotten.
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Wednesday, September 18, 2019
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Friday, September 13, 2019
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