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KEN CROOKS
KEN CROOKS Obituary
It is with sadness we announce the passing of Ken at home. Ken worked for CP Rail for 35 years where he was on the move for over 20yrs finally settling in Thunder Bay for the last 40yrs. After retiring Ken and Flo spent time in Myrtle Beach and the last 11 years in Mesa, Arizona. He was a proud member of the Kinistico Lodge #1 and a Shriner Wawa Temple Saskatchewan. He was also a member of the Lakehead Antique Car Club with his prized 50 Red Chevy Truck. He travelled many times to "Back to the Fifties" with his pals Bill & Jack. Prior to his health issues you could find him at Chapples around 6:30am five days a week with Curly. He was a wonderful person and father and if you knew him you knew he would help anyone that needed it. For many years he was a volunteer at George Jeffrey Children's Centre. He leaves behind his loving wife of 63 years Flo, son Bruce (Tracy), daughter Marnie (Jamie) Moroz whom he was so proud of. Grandkids Zach (Kyla) Moroz, Mike Crooks, Erin (Paul) Boechler, Abby (Tyler) Sanden, great grandkids Mackenzie Wilkins, Beau Boechler and Jude Sanden. Sister Donna (Brian) Dyce and family. Predecessed by his parents and his beloved grandson Daniel Moroz who will be by now teaching him how to play the drums. Cremation has taken place and as Ken's wishes no funeral will be held. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to George Jeffreys or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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Memories and Condolences
for KEN CROOKS
10 Entries
Roland & Betty Baird
5 hours ago
Flo & family - we are sorry to hear of Ken's passing. Seeing him at cruise nights was always enjoyable for a good visit. We know that you have many fond memories. Condolences to the family.
Mike & mary ann black
Earlier today
Our deepest condolences to you & your family...ken was a wonderful person, kind & caring.
Margaret keeper (Persian man tungsten)
Yesterday
To Kenny´s family sorry for your loss and my prayers and thoughts with you at this time. It was a joy to serve coffee to Kenny and the guys (antique cars and friends) at Persian Man Tungsten. Sure going to miss him Margaret Keeper
Phil and Barry Pauluk
Yesterday
To Flo and Family,
Thinking of you all and sending our sincerest condolences on the passing of Ken-husband, father and grandfather. May his loving spirit be always treasured in your hearts.
Phil and Barry Pauluk
Jacobson Family
Yesterday
Condolences to the family. Ken was a wonderful neighbour, always friendly and cheerful. It was always a pleasure to meet up with him over the years and enjoy his laughter and welcoming smile.
Daral Travis and family. Cheryl , Lee-ann and Kim
October 23, 2025
We are all going to miss Ken at cruise nights, coffee, breakfast and car shows. He always had stories to tell and entertain us . Rest in peace my friend
Brian Dyce Jr
October 23, 2025
We love you so much Auntie Flo and Uncle Ken. A day doesn't go by that we don't think of you both. Love to you Auntie Flo, especially during these impossibly hard times. From the Dyce Clan in Winnipeg, to all the Crooks', our hearts are with you, and with "Kiki".
Tracey Wilson
October 23, 2025
Our sincere condolences to Kenny´s family, we are sad to hear of his passing, he will be missed, our family formed a special bond with Kenny over the years during cruise nights , we always looked forward to seeing him and his red truck , he will especially be missed by Sierra (his girl) . Our thoughts are with you all at this time.
Patrick,Tracey and Sierra Wilson
Terry Bruley
October 23, 2025
To Flo and the family my thoughs are with uses as Ken was one of the boys as over the years we travelled to the usa and Ken was one of the nicest guys to get along with and he is going to be missed ( Rest in piece my friend ) Terry Bruley
John Vigliarolo
October 23, 2025
I´m so sorry to hear of Ken´s passing, please accept my sincere condolences to Flo and his family and friends. I´ve enjoyed Kens company for the past 33 years, we shared many trips to back to the 50s, Breakfasts at the Skan and Nivea´s, plus our morning coffee´s at The Perrsion Man and Tim´s. It was always nice to see him at cruise nights and at the soap box derbies at Waverley Hill. It was nice knowing you Ken, may you rest in piece. John Vigliarolo
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