We are so saddened to hear of Ken's passing, there are so many great memories of our times shared with Ken at Hidden Valley. My best is when Ken told Barry to get me a real set of clubs instead of making me try to play with old cut down cast off's. That very day I received my Callaways and still play them to this day. Thank-you Ken Our deepest Sympathy to Dale, Billy and extended family. Love, Barry and Maggie.Jesske.
My condolences to Ken's family. We attended school together in Knowlton all those years ago. In fact my father was his (our) principal. Kenneth's parents and my parents were good friends for many, many, years. Although life led the two of us in different directions my sister, Marilyn, always kept us up-to-date on Ken's many achievements. She no doubt will meet him at the gate. Rest in peace, Ken.
Oki condolence to all of Ken’s family and friends. The Duck Chiefs have great memories of Ken and his super game of golf. My boys sure enjoyed their rounds of golf at the old hidden valley resort on siksika. Ken may you continue to enjoy your game with my late husband Charlie whose in Golf Heaven. Fore! God Bless Dale and know we’re thinking of u and family.
Ken was a great builder. I asked him to build a shed for me. He said " how big is this shed going to be?" I said 24 x 22, he said Wow that's no shed.......I said it's a shed.
He proceeded to build my shed. Lots of good times. He was such a gentle man. Good golfer. He will be missed.
Heh dad, looking through all the old photos that share the richness of your life. We all know that you are an incredible builder with the perfect golf swing. But also you were a skilled hockey player, hunter, and a loyal and committed father and friend. You lived life with such determination and purpose. I will always walk forward in life with your determination by my side but I will never have your golf swing!! Lots of love your daughtetr always, diane
