Obituaries

I still have an action photo of Ken at 10 years old, swirling around while handling the puck on the old outdoor rink on the river bank. Ken was the star of our River Park pee-wee hockey team at that time. But what I miss most was more recent - the occasional times when I would bump into Ken downtown, and our brief talks about records and music. I remember Ken describing the enjoyment he would get from visualising scenery while listening to classical music. I kept hoping that I would bump into him again. I've always had the greatest respect for Ken, and am very sorry that he is gone.

My memories of Ken ('Kenny') are wonderful and very positive and arise from our childhood years, playing ball hockey in the front street and basketball in the back lane. Kenny was a great sport and gentleman, always positive and kind in spirit, and a great team player. He was outstanding in school and a great inspiration to those he grew up with. He will be truly missed.