Kenneth Webster Balharrie

Though I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Balharrie, I still send along my deepest condolences to all of your family. I know just how difficult and sad a time this must be for you. May the fond memories of the time you spent together sustain you, and comfort you, in the days ahead without him.

As a youngster growing up in Clearview/the Glens during the 1960s with eclectic neighbours, such as the Balharries, has yielded lifelong fond memories. No doubt through Ken's 'doing' the Balharrie homestead was crafted to be 'eye-catchingly unique' but also to be environmentally conscious via strategic areas of solar south facing glass. I pray that others amongst us are granted the wherewithal, gumption and foresight to make such a mark, and similarly have the opportunity to enjoy 'living the...

Thinking of you during your time of loss.

Dearest Jayne, I send you my love at this sad time. I never met your Dad but hearing you speak of him time and again so lovingly I have no doubt what a wonderful man he was. When you come together as a family or with friends talk about him often and he will not be far from you.

Mrs. Balharrie and Jayne, may your memories bring you comfort. Mr. Balharrie was a kind and gentle man, whom I enjoyed serving for 30 years.
Karen Smith

Dear Rosemary & all your family,
Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of Ken. We will remember him as a true gentleman - a wise & kind neighbour - always with a helpful, friendly word & a quick smile.
Please know our warmest thoughts & prayers are with you all.
Sincerely,
Linda & Lothar Klimpel