In the early seventies Ken and I would spend many happy hours driving our snowmobiles from his home to visit our relatives in and near McLean. They would feed us and sometimes join us on the trail to the next place. Ken was there when we needed an extra truck to help us move not once but twice in the last decade. Ken would bring Susan and me the McLean area news whenever he came to visit us in Regina. He and I often had popcorn and watched a Western movie together. I am missing you my cousin, my friend.
We are so sorry for the loss of dear Ken, brother, uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend. I also enjoyed seeing Ken whenever I managed to get back to Saskatchewan. He was always thoughful taking us to the memorial gardens to visit Mom, your Mom and Aunts' and cousins' gravesites. Next time I am there I hope to visit his. I have many fun memories of our antics on the farm like tobaganning and then being pulled uphill on the skidoos. It is those good memories that help to get through this painful time of grief and knowing he is no longer suffering but has been granted eternal rest.
God Bless,
Heather, Walter, Victoria and Juan San Martin
Our condolences to Murray, Carol and loved ones on Ken's passing from cousin Norine, and family, Kyle and Andrea, Curtis and Karelia. Ken always made a point of reaching out when he heard of sad news in the family. He'd stop by for a visit to see how everyone was doing. He was a kind and caring, simple person. He always took pride in his truck(s) and really put on the miles.
Ken will always be remembered for bringing me crocuses every spring, and calling me on Mother's Day to say he laid carnations at not only his Mom's graveside but also my mothers. At the McLean parade, he would always look for our parade entry, going out of his way to catch my attention. Ken was very good at keeping in touch with his cousins. He will truly be missed... Our condolences to Fawn, Murray and family.
