Harry Keenan

To the keenan familie sorry to hear that bud passed, i wil allways remember the times bud and i spent the times together on the boat at the blue heron marina sincerely bent striegler

Dr Keenan and Darcy,
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. May your new Guardian Angel watch over you, now and forever.

May Di Loreto & George Nesrallah

Dirk

We are sorry to hear of the loss of your father. We had the pleasure to meet him years ago and he was quite the gentleman. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this sad time.

Dirk, Darcy & Keenan Family, your
Father was a Great man and will Surely be
missed. I will Always Remember his Smile and Kind Words of Support. My thoughts & Prayers are with you during this Difficult time. His Endless Devotion to the Wellness of Others will Greatly be missed But Not Forgotten. The Heavens Have Inherited a Grand Guardian Angel to Look Over Us.

So many great memories of Bud and his family. Before the boys arrived he took great pleasure in introducing myself into sports whether it was skiing or scuba diving. He was a great mentor to many. Truly a unique character. To be missed by the Lynch's
Daniel Lynch Toronto

Darcy, Dirk, and Mrs Keenan. I too have wonderful stories and memories of Mr Keenan's 'next great thing!' As witness to and beneficiary by many of Mr K's great schemes, I know that his big spirit touched us all. Condolences and best wishes, Jeffrey, Carole, Genevieve and Isabelle - the Love family, Maple Ridge BC

Dear Dirk and Jan,

So sorry to hear of your loss. You're in our thoughts.

Our sympathies,

Dear family

I was so saddened to hear of Bud's passing and wanted to share my condolences with you.

When I first graduated from Chiropractic College in 1966, the first person I visited was Bud. What a help he was to me and all these years I have respected his insight and encouragement each time we met.

Many people cross our path in life, but few make a lasting impression. Bud was one of the people who really did impress me. Thank you Bud!!

I pray...

To the Keenan family,
While I grieve the loss of a good friend in Bud, I celebrate a life well lived with love and generosity. Two strong memories sprang to mind when I saw the notice in the paper. In the late forties, our family continued the tradition to spend summers along the St. Lawrence River at Ivy Lea. One summer, we stopped in to the Tourist office at the end of the Ivy Lea International Bridge, and met Bud and Reynecke who manned the post as a summer job while Bud was...