The people of Black Diamond and Turner Valley are sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. Ken was a great friend always greeted you with a smile and a hug as we shared dog stories over coffee!
So sorry to hear of uncle Kenny’s passing. I have very fond memories of him as I was growing up. He stayed with us in Edmonton for awhile and always came to visit us in Red Deer.
He was so handsome and being only six years older than I, I wanted a boyfriend just like him. RIP Uncle Kenny !
Karen, I have so many great memories of Uncle Ken. He spent a lot of time at our house when we were kids, I thought he was the ‘coolest’ uncle! I remember when he Offered to take us kids to the drive – in theatre, thinking it would be fun! I’m fairly sure that only happened once! Uncle Ken always popped in to check on my mom in later years and she cherished their visits. RIP Uncle Ken. Linda
Hi Karen and Chris. So very sorry to hear of Uncle Ken’s passing. He was such a nice and decent man and always treated us well. Thinking of you both. Love Frank and Judy
Karen, I too have beautiful, funny memories of your Dad. Hope you don’t mind if I share a few….in Victoria-letting Frank, Brownie & I ride in the rumble seat of his Hot Rod-how cool was that? Scaring the heck out of us one Halloween in Victoria by sneaking into the old basement & clamoring up the stairs with a Frankenstein mask on. I think he liked Halloween because I remember Eleanor & your Dad dressing as cave people wearing very authentic fur & bones! In later years I really enjoyed his stories, filling in pieces of family history-I’ll really miss that♥️ Hugs to you both. Nonie & Eric
So sorry to hear of your Dads passing. I have many memories of the good times we spent with him. He taught me many things about horses that I will be eternally grateful for.
Thinking of you and Chris during this sad time. Knowing that you have lots of funny, silly and happy memories of Kenny. Hoping you are doing well. Love, Uncle Jug
I was so sorry to hear of Ken’s Passing. He sure will be missed, we enjoyed playing crib with him over the years. My deepest sympathies to the McLeod family.
