Tim, Joan, Evan and the Kohut family,

We are so deeply sorry for your loss of Ken. Please try to find comfort in the memories you have of him.

Please accept our deepest condolences.

Sending you all lots of love,

Gina & Matt

Ken, you have been gone nearly 3 weeks and I still am in shock. I could not bring myself to write this and kept rewriting and rewriting words. Words to describe what a wonderful friend you have been to me and to others. Words to tell others what a compassionate caring and thoughtful person you were. Words to tell the world how much we (and U) are going to miss you. I am going to greatly miss you my lifelong friend. Our days fishing are my fondest memories of you and fishing will never be the same without you. Goodbye Ken. Until we meet again.

With a sad farewell to a gentleman, an environmentalist, a fishing buddy and a friend. Our condolences to his wife and daughter.

Johnny and Bethe Andreasen

Ken was a steadfast co-worker, friend and neighbor. He was always looking out for and supporting others. He strived to find the best in people. I will miss the gossip we shared about our co-workers and the chats we had about our expensive outdoor hobbies. Every time I walk past a fishing spot or a beaver dam I will remember you. My sincere condolences to the familly.

Ken was a true gentlemen, always had a smile for everyone. Ken was a consummate fixer of software bugs, I know the girls in Land Admin at Petro-Canada thought he was the fixer of all evil in for our land software! You will be truly missed my friend. My condolences to your family.

40 years of friendship now ended far too soon. You have been an exceptional friend, fishing partner, dinner companion, conversationist, fellow volunteer and cancer fighter. Thank you for your ongoing wisdom, generosity and being you, You are greatly missed and will not be forgotten.

Farewell, old friend! You will be sorely missed in this life but, I am sure, you are on a trout stream somewhere in the hereafter teaching God the finer points of the double-haul. My condolences to your family…you were a special person.

It is with great sadness that we learned of Ken’s passing. On behalf of the Petro Canada Alumni Association, we would like to extend our deepest condolences. Ken will be sadly missed by all who knew and worked with him.

You were one of the "good ones" here on earth. Heaven has gained another angel. Thank you for being a wonderful coworker and friend. I enjoyed working through some of those difficult computer programs and celebrating successful completion of the projects. I always enjoyed hearing about your fishing adventures. Your kind heartenenrss and thoughtfulness will be missed. My deepest condolences to the family. May you rest in peace.

Ken, you were a special human being!

You were an honourable man!

A compassionate man!

A man who cared for others!

Most of all you were my friend!

I will miss you!

Safe journey my friend!

love, thank you goodbye for putting yourself in my path since I met you, I met a wonderful man, exemplary father, thank you for loving my daughter for being attentive to us, we never expected such painful news. I never thought that my world was going to collapse with your departure, I am devastated, thank you for all the beautiful moments that I lived with you here in Cuba and it breaks my heart that I was able to see you again but I know that you are in heaven with our Lord because you you deserve heaven and more and I know that now from aboveYou will be my angel. I know you will be taking care of us. I will never forget you. You will always be in my mind and in my heart. It is very sad not to have news from you. That makes me sad, but I know that you left me your family, which is mine. Thank you, love. I love you. I love you wherever you want to be and here is your kata likeyou always called me affectionately love

January 16, 2024 was a very sad day for me, I lost my dad from the heart, although he did not give me life, he always had a lot of love and was always there when I needed him, daddy, I know that you are in a very beautiful place because you deserve to be one of the most beautiful stars, heaven, I love you very much, you will neverI will forget

Melissa Rose

January 16, 2024 was a very sad day for me, I lost my dad from the heart, although he did not give me life, he always had a lot of love and was always there when I needed him, daddy, I know that you are in a very beautiful place because you deserve to be one of the most beautiful stars, heaven, I love you very much, you will neverI will forget

Melissa Rose

This is sad news indeed. I have many fond memories of Ken. Many discussions with him as well as his positive attitude. I will miss him.

I was saddened to hear Ken’s loss. I know Ken since he started working at Ovintiv (then Encana) in the same group. The last time that I met Ken was back in April 2023 when we had lunch, along with another colleague. He appeared positive and optimist.

Ken was a very experienced IT professional working for oil and gas companies for many years. He earned respect from his colleagues and friends. Ken and I once shared an office for about one year at The Bow building where I had a chance to sense his humour. Ken will be missed.

Ken was a great colleague, and I considered him a friend. Always helpful, always friendly, never a bad sentiment. We will miss you, Ken.

Ken will be missed huge in the fishing community as well as the friend community. He was an incredible positive man who had a smile on his face and showed me, anyhow, what a positive attitude looks like every day. I will owe Ken a debt for eternity to pay back what he has thought me. I’m not religious but man, I do hope that when my day comes … I get to hang out with Ken.

I am fortunate to have known Ken for about 20 years. We first met at Petro-Canada where he was in the IT department and I was in supply chain management. Over the last few years, we've interacted mostly over Facebook and by email than in person but it always felt like were in touch. So, I was shocked to learn of his passing. I had assumed that the treatment he was receiving for myeloma (blood cancer) would have given him a few more years. I remember him saying that his doctor said he that he could live to 80. Anyway, I’m glad we stayed in touch until his last few days. RIP Ken. I will miss your sense of humour and your wry perspective on current events.

With love,

Yen