My condolences to you all. He was a great guy. A well know grand bender. Most of my memories of him would be from the Finnaggins days. Such a great little bar who’s staff made it what it was and he was big part of that. Like the bar his presence will be missed

Sorry to hear about my childhood friend Ken and in later years still my friend oh what good times we had in Conn and in the same grade in school rest in peace old friend

My deepest condolences to Ken’s family.
I worked with Ken during the mid80s at Standard Auto Glass.
He will always be remembered as a larger than life friend.

So sorry for your loss.

Sad for you guys, Kate, Christie and Jess and families. He was sure a character and will be missed. RIP KEN.

Many good times with Ken, he always made people smile. Ken will be missed by many. Till we meet again, RIP Ken

My Sincere Condolences.
I have known that guy close to 40 years, way too many stories. Although I don’t know any of his family he was very proud of you guys.
RIP Kenny

Ken would always travel the lonely stretch of McDonald Line. If I was in the field he would always stop to chat and catch up. If I wasn’t in the fields, he would always leave something of himself along the road…. empty
Coors Banquet cans always in same locations, same part of the day…
He was a fine person and friend…
RIP Ken…

In our hearts forever. We will of course keep going out for your birthday lunch. It is a tradition. You will be missed❤️

Sending condolences on behalf of the Residents, Staff and Board at Blue Water Rest Home. You are in our thoughts during this difficult time.

Christie, Mike and family:
Sending you our heartfelt condolences at this time. Ken was always eager to chat when we would see each other and always had a smile that lit up the room. Take solace in knowing he is at peace and we can guarantee someone was waiting for him with a beer in his hand.

Deepest Sympathy to all of Ken’s loved ones. Dale and I have different memories of Ken .Dale’s childhood memories in Conn mine from our schooldays in Mt.Forest. So happy that we connected through Facebook a number of years ago. Ken we’ll miss your posts that kept us chuckling. I know that those that have gone on before you will be so happy to have you with them.

Christie, Mike and all of Ken’s family:
I enjoyed seeing Ken when I visited Aubrey at the Rest Home. He was a pleasure to talk to and thought a lot of my husband for which I greatly appreciated. May God carry you all through the difficult days that follow; you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Dave Kew; sorry to hear this wish the family well we have a lot of memories I will miss you and your laugh

So sorry for your loss Christie and family. I will miss seeing your dad travelling down Gulley Line on a regular basis keeping an eye on things.

We want to pass on our sincere sympathy to Ken’s family.
We appreciated his protectiveness toward our daughter when she worked in Grand Bend in the past, especially late at night. She was definitely sorrowed when hearing of his passing.
Ken definitely had his share of mishaps in his life. He can now live in peace without pain.

RIP Ken. Kay and family, may you find comfort in the memories you made together. My condolences to you all.

My sincere condolences to the Coutts family … Ken was a great guy. Always smiling and making ppl laugh. He will be missed by many. RIP KEN

Our condolences to all that knew and loved Ken. I will miss our fishing chats-we would often send him obscure fishing locations-and he always knew where we were by a rock or tree, or the bend in the river. We will remember him as a proud father, grandpa, and a kind soul. Fish on.

To Kenny’s family

Sorry to hear of Kenny passing ,he was a great fellow and always happy . He will be missed by many .

Thinking of you during this difficult time. I have memories childhood memories of Ken and the house in Parkhill, pool parties, and good eats!

Our deepest sympathy to Ken’s family and friends. He will be greatly missed. Sending thoughts and prayers.
Karn Durdin and Don Thornton

So sorry for your loss great memories

To all Ken’s Family,
I’m so sorry to see this announcement about Ken.
I worked at Arc Angel’s Thrift Store for many years and Ken was a favorite customer. He was always positive and joked with us, even when we knew he was struggling with his health.
He would often help me price tools, music equipment, etc when I wasn’t sure how to price them. He would help me fix items, as well.
It was a pleasure and honour to know Ken! Sending his family my care!
Jan Easton

Dear Jessica and Andrew, Naomi, Damen.
So very sorry to here of the passing of your Dad/ Grandpa.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Paul and Sue Robinson

Denis and I loved coming to Mount Forest to see the gang and Ken would show up to the gathering and entertain us with hillarious stories and jokes. Condolences to your friends and families. RIP Ken
Denis and Brenda Andres from Kingsville

I would like to extend my deepest and heartfelt sympathy to Ken’s family

To Ken’s family,
What a guy! Despite everything he was dealing with, he always had a smile and a story. He was a one of a kind character who has left his mark and no one will soon forget him. I am thankful to have known him and call him a friend. My your many memories of this great guy carry with you and remind you on the sad days that he lived life large and his legacy will carry on through each of you. His family meant the world to him. My sympathy to all of you.