KENNETH (KEN) MICHAEL BENOIT

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• Deb and the Entire Benoit Family, I am so very sorry to hear this incredibly sad news only yesterday about a friend and business acquaintance. Mr. Benoit as I referred to him was a wonderful, fun person to know and work with in the auto glass industry. I will always remember our time spent and laughs shared at Red Top. Please Take Care Wally Pidskalny - Posted by: Wally pidskalny (Friend) on: Oct 02, 2019

• Our deepest sympathies to Deb, Keith, Tanya & family for your loss. Lorraine & I remember Ken as a Good Man who tirelessly sandbagged without falling in the pool & removed 80ft of dock without being asked. Circumstances Prevent me from being there today but our thoughts & prayers are with you all. Paul L - Posted by: paul lasko (friend) on: Oct 01, 2019

• Remember Ken from our teen years trailriding on his old Honda. He was always so excited to be riding with a great bunch of fun-loving dirt bikers. Haven't seen him in 40 years but still have great memories. - Posted by: Rob johnson (Friend from trails aka the dumps) on: Sep 30, 2019

• My condolences Deb.. My thoughts and prayers are with you on your loss of one great guy... - Posted by: gary phillips (co-worker from killeen's auto glass) on: Sep 30, 2019

• I met Ken at Pony Corral car shows Sunday nights with his wife Deb, always had a joke, was great you had Salisbury House in the mornings. Couldn’t wait for him to get there he always had a smile and a joke. You will be missed, rest in peace, goodbye my friend. - Posted by: Garnet.M (Friend) on: Sep 30, 2019

• Our sincere condolences Aunt Debbie, Tanya and Keith. You're in our hearts and prayers. Bonnie, Barb and George. - Posted by: Bonnie Penner (Niece) on: Sep 30, 2019

• Deb, so sorry for your loss. My sincere condolences to you and your family. My thoughts & prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Peggy Wong (friend) on: Sep 30, 2019

• Sending our deepest sympathy to Tanya & Rob on The loss of your stepfather. We remember how good he was on checking your house when you were away. Saw him often. - Posted by: Adele & Murray Wooden (Former neighbours of Tanya & Rob) on: Sep 29, 2019

• Having known Deborah since elementary school days way back at Graysfield School in Lake Francis, I only recently met Ken. Our friendship saw turns and gaps along our journeys, however, our paths crossed often over the years. On several of those occasions it was very plain to see what a great big heart Ken had when it came to Deb, the grandkids, and his MINIs. Our condolences to all ... cherish the memories. — Phyllis & Rick - Posted by: Phyllis (Schick) Wareham (Friend) on: Sep 29, 2019

• My sincere condolences Deb to you and your family. Thinking of you and wishing you peace and comfort in the days ahead. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Lori Machiori (Friend) on: Sep 28, 2019

• I remember Kenny when they lived on the farm near Greenway, MB and my parents and siblings would go over to Amie and Germaine to play cards always had a good time and good laughs, sorry hear about his passing. My deepest sympathy to his family. - Posted by: Shirley Desrochers (friend) on: Sep 28, 2019

• We met Ken many years back and his presence always will be cherished. Though Ken, we met many of great friends, his family & enjoyed his genuine friendship. There was never a dull moment around Ken. One humorous chuckle was when Ken built his 510 Datsun & put a Chevy small block in it. He would present the vehicle as a freshly purchased off an elderly person. With a straight face he would ask people if they thought the motor in it was normal. My fondest memory of Ken will be his soft side when he was around his grandchildren. Deborah & family, our thought & sincere condolences are with you. We're going to miss that his trade mark greeting. Yo Yo - Posted by: Keith Pettapiece / Cindy (Friend's) on: Sep 28, 2019

• Randy/Michele My sincere condolences to you and the family. I've never met Ken, although have seen him in your company. As most of us have experienced, it's very difficult times. Again my prayers to the family. - Posted by: Albert J Trudeau (friend) on: Sep 28, 2019

• A fellow bike guy from my early years who I ran into at home depot a year or two ago has passed away. He was one of the fixtures at the dumps AKA the Trails behind McDonald's and the high rail tracks on Narin Ave. He was big man and from St Boniface he would like all of us sneak our dirt bikes through back ways or pushing them to get out there and spend many hours riding the Trails. Ken had mentioned that he still had several different bikes and welcomed me to come over and take a spin on one just never got a chance to do it. He was a fixture at a lot of the car shows and a larger than life kind of guy he will be missed. - Posted by: Chris Hillhouse (Old riding friend from the Trails) on: Sep 28, 2019