Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you. Henry Walser Funeral Home Team

Condolence: Kay, Trish & Madison, All of you and your family are in our hearts and minds. Our condolences for your loss and we will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. May the care and love of your extended family and friends provide you comfort and peace through these difficult days. Speak of him often so the younger generation get to know their Grandfather & Uncle as well you do . Those fond memories will live on forever.

Condolence: A few days ago, Kaylynn posted a lovely family photo. Her mom was reaching across to her dad, and the family was lined up behind them. I could not help but think of the endurance of family love. Your family persevered through difficult times and celebrated joyful ones. The unshakeable family bond shone through in that picture. Sincere condolences to the family in the loss of your beloved father and grandfather. Ginger, I remember that you are a strong lady. In your sadness, may you find comfort in knowing that Ken adored you. Losing a dad leaves a hole in your heart. Dear Kaylynn, your dad has been a constant presence in your life. While you can no longer see him, you will learn that he will nonetheless continue to be there. Heartfelt sympathy.

Condolence: Dear Ginger, We were so very sorry to hear of your loss! Our deepest condolences to you and your family! Despite having lost touch with you after you moved from B.C. I still have great memories of the good times we had when we were in Beta Sigma Phi and what a wonderful and kind hearted couple you and Ken were! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family! Sincerely, Linda, Keri, Lisa and Randy

Condolence: I didn’t have the luxury of seeing Uncle Kenny in his later years as he had left Alberta and moved the family to Ontario, but his impact on me was memorable to say the least. He was a comedian, a poet & a scientist all wrapped into one remarkable human being and a hyperactive child’s guide to enlightenment! He didn’t see problems as difficult issues that stymied progress, he saw opportunities to create new and better solutions. I think Hamlet said it best when he stole Uncle Kenny’s idea for a computer passcode;) Uncle Kenny was a larger than life individual with a heart to match. His passing is a loss to the whole world and he can never be replicated or replaced. R.I.P. Uncle Kenny.

Condolence: Aunt Ginger, Kelly, Kaylynn and Shannon, we are so sorry to hear of your loss of Uncle Ken. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Laura & Joseph

Condolence: Dear Ginger and Sue... With warm memories of that fleeting period in time when Ken and I were solid young police officers in Edmonton. May peace be your portion during this painful time.

Condolence: My dearest Ken, I want to thank you for the amazing husband you were to me. You showed your love every day of our life together. I want to thank you for the love and caring that you gave to our three children. I want to thank you for being the loving grandfather you were to our grand children. You are my everything!!! I will miss you forever and more... I will love you forever and more... I will be your wife forever and more... I will be your best friend forever and more... When its my time to be with you, I will take your hand again!!! My dear husband Ken - I love you with all my heart, Your Ginger forever.. xoxo

Condolence: Love and sympathy go out to Ginger and all her family. We are thinking of you all.

Condolence: I am deeply saddened by the loss of Ken. He was a very kind man and always mad me laugh and never hesitated to show me his latest gadget. Ken treated me like part of the family. He will be missed terribly. I wish the family all the peace and love from my heart for the loss of a husband, a father, a grandfather and brother.

Condolence: Dear Kay, Trish and Madison. I am so sorry for your loss and the emptiness that you are feeling. Always remember the good times and happy moments you shared to get you through the bad days. I know that he would want you to be happy and know that he is at peace, always your guardian angel. I pray that you find strength in the coming days. xo

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to Ginger, Kaylynn, Kelly, Shannon & all of the extended families. It was a long time ago that I last saw your dad, but I always remember him as a great man. He had a presence that I can recall, and it was one of love & happiness. I remember laughter & good times in the home. I wish you all, the sweetness of memories to surround and lift you up today & always. Sincerely, Steph

Condolence: Dear Kay, Trish and Madison, I am so very sorry for the loss of your Dad, father-in-law and Grandpa. The void left must be unbearable. But know that somehow, someday, it will get a little less unbearable. Comfort each other on the really bad days and remember all the precious memories he blessed you with. Love, Karen

Condolence: What can be said about a man this great lots. Here is my favourite moment I spent with ken. It was about 830 pm my shift is almost over. Out walks ken from the short wing with just his “boxers and shoes” I ask him “where ya going ken” he replies “just for a walk” I then say “ken you have no clothes on may I bring you back to your room to put some on, ken says “ No I walk around at home like this and I’m home aren’t I” I couldn’t contain my laughter because he was so right he was “at home”. Glad he was able to be this comfortable with us. He really was an amazing man that put everyone and everything before him, even when he was declining I would sit with him at meal time and he wasn’t worried about himself eating but ME to eat at meal time. He has a heart of gold. He may be gone but will never be forgotten! RIP ken.

Condolence: Ken, I will miss our time spent chatting for hours, our time riding the golf cart at the lake, memories of Bahamas, and enjoying a BBQ on our back deck. I appreciated all the support and encouragement you've provided to me over the years, but more importantly, I want to thank you for making me feel like part of your family. You will be missed.

Condolence: If words could help the pain then that would be easy, if flowers would erase the agony then that would be easy, however there is nothing that eases the heart break you all are experiencing. How the family has come together for support and strength goes beyond words, how Ginger such a devoted wife , loved and tended to Ken is beyond words. If it is right to say Ken was a fortunate man, may not be the right words but he had such a loving family, his children were there together when he needed them the most, his darling Ginger was there to the end. These are gifts that many never see. You will be missed beyond word. Ken, you fought a very courageous battle to your last day, You will be missed beyond words and I pray you are in a better place. Free from pain and agony. May you walk with the Lord in peace and eternal joy. You will be missed my dear friend , and these are our words. Trust in the Lord with all your heart, do not lean on your own interpretations, I all ways acknowledge Him, and he will make straight your path. Proverbs 3:5-6 Love forever Jerry and Terry

Condolence: Uncle Ken, There’s never really the right words to say, when you lose someone you love dearly. It’s so hard 😔 I’m extremely happy and appreciate all of our visits throughout the many years we had. You were a brilliant man, with such a loving heart. You fought so long and so hard to stay with us. You have to know that you did an amazing job as a brother,an uncle, a husband, a father and of course a grandfather. You will be greatly missed by all. And you will be remembered forever in our hearts. Kiss and hug granny and grandad for me and Heather, along with the rest of the Curry clan and if you see my Tyler - tell him I miss him and give him a great big bear hug! Love and miss you XOXO Ashley (Neice)

Condolence: Dear Dad, I knew this day would eventually come, and I knew I would be very, very sad. But I never knew I would feel completely depleted, completely devastated and completely heartbroken. I don't want you to be gone! I want you to come back now! I'm sorry that you had such an awful illness and I will forever be in awe at how hard you fought to stay with your family ... you were beyond courageous and I'm so proud to call you my Dad. Don't worry about Mom, I promise you we will all take really great care of her - just as you did. We will meet again Dad! Until then, fly ... fly high in the sky! Love always, Kaylynn