Kenneth Charles McKinnon

Dear Audrey:
As odd as it is to be now signing this guest book, and the chances of you seeing this message are most likely slim, I still feel the need to express my deepest condolences. I was unaware of Ken's passing until now. I have many fun, funny and fond memories of him as a child and my last memory of him was our chat at my father's funeral, Ken's partner in crime! Recalling that time brings a smile to my face. Six years have gone by but I am sure there have been many a day where...

To the McKinnon Family:
There is an e-mail that circulates often and the final line reads, "when I arrive in heaven, I want to slide in on my rear, shake my head and say, WOW, what a ride that was" referring to someone who has lived life to it's fullest. That is how Kenny has arrived. A heart as big as outdoors, a laugh that would fill a room, eyes that always sparkled and kindenss that went beyond all expectations. Never have me met a bigger "little" man. He will be missed by this...

We have lost a friend who elevated our lives with his love of life and his active life of caring and Charity. As he would say: " I will miss my Pal!"

Accept my sincere sympathy on the passing of your father. Please know that my families thoughts and prayers are with you.

Our deepest condolences to you and your family.


Esmeralda and Family

Nicole and I share in the offering of sympathy from all those who knew and loved Kenny. He was my cousin and I would have liked to know him better, because every time we met, we had fun. Our last meeting with him was at my father's funeral, and the reception at our house following. Ken held a special place in the affection of my father, who viewed him as more of a son than a nephew. My most lasting memory of Ken is the twinkle in his eye when either telling or hearing a good story. Ken...

Julie and Family,
We met Ken when we started our lives together as husband and wife and stopped in Toronto as part of honeymoon tour of Canada 15 years ago. Without knowing us from Adam and Eve, Ken generously introduced us to Toronto taking us to one sight after the next. His grace, charm and wit will forever be intertwined with memories of our honeymoon and his ensuing visits to Miami to spend time with you, Julie.

Our deepest condolences to you and your family.

We are saddened by your loss. May all your fond memories comfort you.

Thank you Ken for loving my kitties. They loved you back (in their own separate little ways).

Ken was a good husband to my friend Audrey and he has left his small piece of the world a better place.

My heart and sympathy goes out to Audrey.