KENNETH ALAN KIST

Condolences & Memories (18 entries)

• Dear Kerry, I was deeply saddened to learn of your brother's untimely passing. I offer my sincere condolences. You are in my thoughts and prayers. All my family wants you to know we are thinking of you...husband Fred and daughters Krista and Lisa and their families. Cherry - Posted by: Cheryl Ranacher (cousin) on: May 08, 2016

• I have been neighbors with Ken since we were kids, and then we both kept the family home so were still neighbors He was our neighbourhood watch, as he would sit in his living room and watch what was going on, so always felt safe when we were away I will miss him walking the dogs in the mornings, and always so friendly He was well known in the entire neighbourhood I can't remember when I ever saw the curtains drawn in his living room. It makes me sad not to see him wave through the window - Posted by: Debbie Jackson (Dudeck), and Charlie Jackson (Neighbor) on: May 05, 2016

• Our days at the lake have now changed - will miss watching the daily walks, giving a wave, and sharing memories. Rest in Peace. - Posted by: The Glover/Smyrski's (Twin Beach neighbour) on: May 04, 2016

• Kerry, Jeff,Cindy and families. I extend my deepest condolences on your loss. My prayers are with you and know that his kindness will surely be rewarded in heaven. - Posted by: Richard Pelda () on: May 04, 2016

• We were so sorry to hear about Ken. Our condolences to all the family. He was such a nice guy, and will be missed by all the neighbours - Posted by: Kirby and Sherri Morrison (Neighbour in the city) on: May 04, 2016

• Condolences to Kerry and family. So sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Linda and Gary (Neighbor of Kerry) on: May 04, 2016

• I was very shocked to read of Ken's passing. I worked with him and his Aunt Helen in the Main Plant of Canada Post for many years.He was a very kind person and will be missed by all who knew him. My deepest sympathy to his brother and his family! Rest in Peace Ken until we meet again some day! - Posted by: Judy Shkolny (co - worker from Canada Post) on: May 03, 2016

• What the heck Kenny?! I'll miss our chats on the beach and on the road and our dogs/girls saying 'hello' - you were definitely one of the 'Lake Fixtures' in the know! I'll miss your wave every time you'd pass by...Deepest heartfelt sympathies go out to the whole family, thinking of you. Must have a toast to Ken at TB sundown. - Posted by: Kimberly Pohl, Grubert Clan Lt. 233 (Beach Friend and pooch pals.) on: May 03, 2016

• Very sad news, worked with Kenny from the time we were young kids delivering mail, up until the time we both retired. Had fun working with him, taken from us far too young. My thoughts are with his family - Posted by: Jack Shkolny (former co-worker) on: May 03, 2016

• Oh Kerry, How very sad for you and all the family. I knew Kenny from the neighborhood when we were kids and then through your friendship. When I worked at the Commodity Exchange building some years ago we ran into each other daily in the lobby as he was the mail carrier for the building, he liked that posting I remember. Our daily talks were full of shared info(gossip!) and fun conversation. I was glad for him when I heard he retired and could spend his time at the lake which I know he loved. Thinking of Kenny and you and your family. Love Joni - Posted by: Joni Floren (Friend) on: May 03, 2016

• Always enjoyed my conversations with Uncle Kenny about sports. We always connected on that level. Heaven gained an angel. - Posted by: A.D. Zallack (Niwce) on: May 03, 2016

• Ken was a great neighbour. We could always count on him to let us know what happened when we were away or what needed to be attended to at our cottage. I will miss his weekly updates on what happened at Twin and what the speculation was in the community. It will miss his always cheery greetings when we arrived.We are still stunned at his untimely passing.RIP Kenny! - Posted by: Pat and Damian Rakowski (Neighbour at Twin Beaches) on: May 02, 2016

• We walked the dogs every morning at the lake and I was so looking forward to seeing him on the long weekend to continue our tradition. We had wonderful talks and I will sincerely miss his company. The morning walk will never be the same again. - Posted by: Carol Klem (Friend) on: May 02, 2016

• Ken walking Sasha and Misty down Twin Lakes Beach Road was a real fixture. Ken was eager to wave or stop and chat any time. He will be sorely missed by all. - Posted by: Bruce & Pat Hymers (friend) on: May 02, 2016

• Ken was such a kind and giving person. If you ever needed any help or someone to talk to, he was always there for you. He loved the lake (Twin Beaches) and spent his summers out there once he retired from being a letter carrier. He especially loved taking the our dogs for long walks and dog sitting whenever the need be. He will be missed... Rest in Peace dear Brother. - Posted by: Kerry Kist (Brother) on: May 02, 2016

• We have known Ken for a great many years. He was a good Twin Lakes Beach friend. To say "stunned" when we heard of his passing is an understatement. Sadly, we are are all diminished with his sudden and untimely passing. It will be different not having that morning "chat" with Ken or that friendly "wave & hello" as he is passing by while he is walking the dogs. To Ken's family and friends, our sincere heartfelt condolences are extended to all. Rudy & Bernice - Posted by: Rudy & Bernice (Freinds) on: May 02, 2016

• Kerry, Jeff & families We were shocked and saddened to hear of Ken's passing......he will be missed. Twin Beaches will not be the same, Ken always gave a big wave when walking with Sasha & Misty. He always had a smiling face and we miss our chats. RIP Ken.....we will have to toast you this summer :( Russell, Erika & family - Posted by: Erika Rempel (lake friend) on: May 02, 2016

• Ken was a great Neighbour who kept his eye open for any suspicious activity near our lot. He had a cheerful personality and we enjoyed talking with him. Ken will be missed! - Posted by: Vern & Val Neufeld (Neighbors at Twin Beaches) on: May 02, 2016