Colin Kinley

We´re so deeply saddened to hear of Colin´s passing. It´s with heartfelt sympathy we send our love, thoughts and prayers to Karen, Cooper, Claire and extended family. We will always remember Colin fondly by recalling his big welcoming smile and good character. Great times were shared with Karen & Colin at Roger and Heather´s house next door, that will not be forgotten. Big hugs to Karen, Cooper, Claire and all the Kinley family.

He was eight years older than me, and I only have a few memories of just seeing him. I recall going to someone's farm in the Lacombe area with Grandma Taylor to visit, and he drove us there I think. I had a pretty good crush on him! I was probably 10 or 11 years old. Wish I could have spent more time with him

I met Colin (Mr. C) back in 2015. I was working for Tullow Oil at the time and we were partners with Eco Atlantic on a block offshore Namibia in the Walvis Basin (Cooper Block/PEL30). I was the Geoscientist working on Tullow´s Namibian assets. We had a TAC meeting with the Namibian government on Cooper Block. Before we entered the board room where the meeting was to be held, Mr. C stopped me at the door and said (in his way) "I´ll start it off here and then you take em through the technical...

Your words beautifully crafted a picture of Colin & his legacy!! We both are saddened for your loss, the entire families loss, & as we have read his professional industry feels it just as deeply. Karen, please feel a loving hug from across these miles, & know that our doors are always open to you & those you love Gregg & Kim Holt ~ CA