With profound sadness we announce the passing of H. Kenneth Moor, age 88 on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Although our hearts are broken, it brings comfort that he has been reunited with his beloved wife, Rita who passed away in 2016.
Adored father of Pamela Moor-Bruggeman and Gary V. Bruggeman of Glencoe. Proud grandfather of Celine Bruggeman (Travis) of Petrolia and Lynnai Bruggeman (Derrick) of Dover Centre. Beloved brother of Connie Heath of Corunna and “brother” Nelson Praill of Chatham. Dear brother-in-law of Roger and Irene Griffin of London. He will be missed by his cats Mac and Llyod. Honorary Grandpa to Natasha and Tyler Thomson, Chiara Free, and Megan, Matt and Hailey Greb. Predeceased by his brother Bill and his wife Vera Moor, brother-in-law Doug Heath, and special “sister” Linda and her husband Peter Munro.
To know Ken was to love him. He started his career at London Life in the mail room, moving up to the printing department, and then to the London Board of Education, where he retired after 35 years as head of Duplicating Services. He was a member of many organizations, including the Masonic Lodge (Irving Lodge #154), Shrine-Mocha Temple, and Eastern Star. He loved devoting time to charity work and took honour in volunteering in his community. He drove his classic cars and motorcycles in parades, helped with countless fundraising activities and collected cans for wheelchairs until his passing days. Ken knew the value of kindness and spent his days helping anyone. Along the way, he filled his life with hobbies— gardening, woodworking, caring for countless animals, fishing, showing off his beloved cars and most of all, doting on his family. Ken’s last days were surrounded by family and friends, his beloved Mac, and listening to his favorite classical music with his family near by.
Visitation will be held at Haskett Funeral Home, 223 Main Street, LUCAN on Wednesday, September 24th from 4 – 7 PM, where Ken’s memorial service will be held on Thursday, September 25th at 11 AM with Pastor Steve Greene officiating. Cremation with interment St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye.
As a true gentleman, everything Ken did, he did with his heart. He has left a lasting impression with everyone he met. The world will not be the same without Ken’s kindness, smile and sense of humour. If you would like to honour Ken, donations to a charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
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Darrell McComb
Pam our condolences go out to you. Ken had a heart of gold for everyone he touched.His smile and positivity were contagious. He was a terrific neighbor for may years. I was never to fond of riding the bus to Medway and he would frequently give me a ride. I greatly enjoyed conversations with him!
Darrell and Penny McComb ❤️
Dale & Linda Froats
Pam and family,
Ken has left behind lots of lovely memories for us of a fine man. We always enjoyed his visits when meeting up with him and later when stopping in with MOW. He was missed when he left Lucan and l always still glance in on the way south and look for that giant M on his house. It will always be the Moor house. Peace be with you.
Judy Bruins
Dear Pam and Family,
Please accept my heartfelt condolences for your loss. Ken was such a patient and loving father to you, Pam. His easy-going nature and the twinkle in his eye as he told goofy dad jokes, made my childhood visits to Lucan much anticipated and welcome respites. I’ll always remember Ken with great fondness.
Friedhelm Hoffmann
Ken was a fine Mason and so much more. He supported me when I was District Deputy Grand Master for south Huron and drove me in one of his fancy cars to some of the lodge nights. His wisdom and kindness I never forget not only in Lodge but also at church and over a coffee. My condolences to the family he liked so much to talk about.
Brad Davies
My sympathy goes out to Ken’s Family. Ken was my secretary when I was master of Craig Lodge. Rita made sure that Ken & I had all the paperwork in order so I got to know her as well. I have great respect for the two of them. They will be missed by many.
Brad Davies
Robert Parkinson
Sincere sympathy to your family on the passing of Ken. I was proud to sit in Irving Lodge with Ken over the years. My mother also fondly remembers chats with him at the TD Bank in Lucan in years past. Our thoughts are with you at this time.
Jean & Brian Knight
Dearest Pam,
Sending our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Rita and Ken were some of the first friends we made after moving to Canada, a warm and welcoming family that made our transition so much gentler. Our girls still remember Sunday roast dinners at your house in Elginfield with great fondness, times that meant so much to us. We are so grateful to have met your Mum and Dad (and your Nana) all those years ago, and for the many years of friendship since.
Your Dad was a kind and generous man, always so mild-mannered and humble. He will be greatly missed. You have forever been the apple of his eye :)
Rest in eternal peace, Ken.
Love, Jean and Brian, Tracey and Jackie
George and Carin Marr
Our deepest condolences
George and Carin Marr
Nancy (McEachran) Foulis
Sincere condolences to the family. Even though I only met Ken in person last year I heard about him all my life through Aunt Gertie. May he rest in peace.
Jean Mills
I extend my sincere sympathy to you Pamela & your loved ones. I had a chat with your Dad just a short time ago on behalf of Exeter Eastern Star. He was a valuable member and I always enjoyed my phone visits with him.
Angela Bobier
John and I are sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. Our sympathies to the entire family.
Jeff & Teresa Young
Pam & Family:
Please accept our sincere condolence on the loss of your father. I have known Ken for over 40 years; he was a true gentleman, with a keen sense of humour.
Wayne and Sonia Greb
To Ken’s family
Sending our thought and prayers to such a kind and thoughtful man who lived next door to our to our son and his family for many years. He will certainly be missed for all his acts of kindness.
He was a true friend.
RIP Ken
Bonnie Manders
Sincere Sympathy to you Pam and your family during this difficult time. My thoughts are with you.
Don Lankin
Pam & Family sorry to hear of your dad’s passing really enjoyed your mom and dad’s friendship.
Veronica and Callum Croteau
He was a great man, expressing our deepest condolences to his family and all those who loved him.
Bill Gibson
I would to like to send my sincere sympathy to the family on the passing of Ken. He was sure a wonderfull person and will be deeply missed He helped with a lot of fund raising for The Eastern Star and I loved my visits with him and Rita
John & Sharon MacDonald
Pam, our sincere condolences on the passing of your Dad. Fond memories of your Mom & Dad and you formed over the last many decades warm my heart.
I still have a few of the personalized envelopes (32802 Richmond St.) that he made for me while he was with the Board. Every time I use them I think of the three of you across the highway. Your family was such good neighbours.
May you find peace & comfort knowing that they both brought others much joy.
Judy Webb
Remembering Ken with respect and admiration in the time I knew him at the London Board of Education and beyond.
My sincere condolences.
Judy Webb
Susan Wright
I am deeply sorry upon hearing of your loss. Your father was a phenomenal man who touched the lives of many people. May you find comfort and peace in the memories that you shared together. My heart is with you. Much love.
Suzie
Elaine Ford
With Sympathy to Rita and Ken’s family and friends. I always look forward to their plants at our meetings. 🌟
Alex Westman
My sincere condolences to the Ken’s family and loved ones. I have so many wonderful memories of Ken and Rita over the years . Ken and I also shared a masonic brotherhood, which I valued greatly.
Rest in peace, brother.
Maureen Craig
Sorry to hear about your Dad ,Pam , Jimmy and I had lots of good times with your Mom and Dad, great memories.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and Gary and the girls
Maureen
Wayne and Pam Hall
Pam and family, I’m sorry to hear of your father’s passing. We send you our condolences.
Bill & Sue Haskett
Ken will long be remembered for the many years he and Rita made their home in Lucan. They were a couple who consistently showed respect, concern and admiration for each other and you Pam, were definitely their pride and joy. Ken was always quick to share his smile, and ready to do his share with any organization he was part of. You and your family will miss him but can take comfort in knowing you took good care of him. Thinking of you with sympathy.
Sandra & Larry Hern
We extend our condolences on the passing of Ken. As a valued member of Exeter Chapter #222, Order of the Eastern Star, he and Rita would provide beautiful plants lovingly grown in their greenhouse at every May meeting to raise funds for the Charities we were supporting. His kindness and gentle demeanor will be remembered by all who knew him.
Heike Nippa
I am so sorry for your loss Pam, to you and your family. Your dad was a great person with a wonderful sense of humour.
Joan greenlee
Sorry for the loss of your father and grandfather – he was one of a kind -a great neighbour who will be missed. Always had a smile and loved to visit with you. Joan Greenlee /Gardner McDonald
Ida Bice
My condolence to Ken’s family, My brother -Jim Walsh missing him for quite sometime as they were car buddies
Irene and Roger Griffin
We offer our deepest condolences to Pamela and Gary, Celine and Travis, and Lynnai and Derrick for the physical loss of Ken, your loving father and grandfather. He will always be with you in the warmth you feel from a summer breeze or the beauty of a flower that grows in your garden. Ken and Rita continue to radiate Love and Light on you from wherever their spirits may be.
Ken will always be remembered as a “true” gentleman and a loving family man who lived life with his heart. His family was his pride and joy and his reason for being. His purpose in life was to love, provide and protect them and to be a role model for his family. This was his nature in life and will continue to be his essence in spirit.
We have beautiful memories of our times spent together, especially at Easter and Christmas while we watched Celine and Lynnai grow into the beautiful women they are today.
Blessings and love to you as you continue to move through this deep grief. We hurt so much when we love so deeply.
Peace be with you. Irene and Roger Griffin
Susan Cook
My deepest condolences. Ken was truly one of a kind. I remember him teaching me flower arranging in 4-H. He was also a big part of helping me get a job at the Board of Education. Keep all the wonderful memories close to your heart!
Beth
Oh Pam I’m so sorry to hear of your dads passing I send my sincere condolences to you and the family I know you all will miss him greatly
Russ Radcliffe
Pam and family:
Our sincere sympathy to you and family.
Rest In Peace Ken
Russ and Beth Radcliffe