With broken hearts, Ken's wife Debbra and family share the news that Ken passed away on September ,1 2026, following a health battle. While we deeply miss him, we are grateful that he is no longer suffering.
Ken was 76 years young and held firmly to his hope in Jesus' promise of the resurrection and the restoration of life. He looked forward with confidence to the time when he would once again be able to live fully and share in accomplishing Jehovah God's will for the earth. (John 11:25)
Ken was proud to be one of Jehovah's Witnesses. His deep love for Jehovah, his family and people in general motivated him to spend much of his life volunteering and sharing the good things he had learned and treasured from the Bible in association with Jehovah's people worldwide. (Matthew 24:14)
Ken loved working with his hands and looked forward to the day when he could use that gift in the peaceful new world - building homes, planting gardens and enjoying the fruits of his work with those who love Jehovah and bring him glory. (Isaiah 65:21; Psalm 37:29)
Ken's example of gratitude, support, kindness and companionship will be deeply missed by all who loved him, especially his devoted wife of 50 years, Deb.
Although our hearts are heavy now, our hope gives us comfort. Every day brings us one day closer to the time when we can welcome Ken and all our loved ones back. If we do not give up, we will see them again soon. (Galatians 6:9)
Fantin's Funeral Chapel entrusted with arrangements. (403) 562-8555