Kenneth FAHLMAN

I visited with Ken and Helen a fair bit when I lived in their building . I styled
Helens hair every week. This gave me time to get to know them better.

On behalf of the Canadian Provost Corps Association I extend my deepest sympathies to the family of our former Provost colleague, Ken Fahlman. We Will Remember Him!

Stan, Louise& Ike and Families. So sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He was always lending a hand to those who needed one and was a great talker, like my Auntie Birdie. My sincere sympathies to all of you, the family circle keeps on getting smaller. Till we meet again! Joanne (Giesinger) Terry & Family.

Our deepest sympathies to the family. Ken was a lovely person and a true gentleman. We always enjoyed our visits at family gatherings and have thought of Ken and Helen often over the years since they moved to Abbotsford .Janice and Richard Moser ..Regina

Dear Aunt Louise, Uncle Ike, Stan & family, I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Ken's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love Robin

I thank the Lord for the wonderful years of friendship I had with Ken.
I have many special memories, can't share them all, my very first special one is, when he told me about Helen's 85th birthday party the family had planned. I got to know him just few days after the party, so he wanted to share that special moment, and I was the one he was able to do that. He invited me to meet Helen. So our friendship began.
We had Helen and Ken over to our place for dinners and special...

Ken moves to Abbotsford B.C. November 2003, I got to Know Ken, early 2005.
I remember Ken sharing the beautiful 86th birthday party they had for his late wife Helen.
That's were our friendship began, he invited me to come and meet his wife Helen.
I spend many hrs visiting them at their house, as also having them over at our house.
My husband Hans and myself, we felt like they were our parents.Our friendship was always strong.
As Helen went to be with the Lord August 17th 2008...

The Fahlman Family would like to gratefully acknowledge the special friendship of Ken's dear friend Elza Rempel of Abbottsford. Elza always kept an eye on Ken, and gave him great company in playing cards and including Ken in her life. It was a comfort for us to know Ken had this friend and companion in his life after his wife Helen passed away.

We wanted to start the guest book out ourselves by sharing a story about Ken. When he came to Calgary for his granddaughter's (Raissa) senior university music recital we had such a nice time. I recall laughing because while the 21 year old was tired and wanted to go to bed, and Stan and I were tired and wanted to go to bed, Ken and my mom Ruth (the two elderly grandparents) were wondering where the midnight buffet and drinks were! Onto a nightcap and snack we went commending that zest for...