Ken ASKIN

I love you Dad. I still cant envision my life without you in it. You are missed every second every minute every hour every day every week every month and now a year. How could it be? My world is such a difference place without you. Thank you for being the best Dad a daughter could ever ask for. You will always be my one in a million & more. Xoxo Ginger

Dad....the heartache of losing you is so real. I don't even have the words to express what a massive loss losing you.... and Maggie and Sally have been. The world is simply a different place without you in it. I will forever miss and love you....xoxo. You definately were "one in a million, my dear"

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I love you Dad and am missing you so very very much...xoxoxoxoxoxox

To Holly and Ginger, Greg, Darrell, Hunter, Hope, Sadie, and Harleigh from my family to yours our heart felt condolences. A terrific and most outstanding gentleman. Ken is definitely one of the most generous people I have ever met. A life well lived indeed.
Russell Shaigec

Carol, Ginger, Holly & Families,
It is still hard to believe that Kenny is not with us anymore.
Some people change our lives without even realizing the impact they have made just by being themselves. Kenny's great spirit has made such a difference in our lives. We are grateful for the way he was always willing to share his time..for always believing in the best of people... for always seeing the bright side of things..for the many kind words spoken..for
the thoughtful things he did, and for the way he was always there for you. The world needs more people like Kenny. He will always have a special place in our hearts.
Old friends for over 60 years

Holly, Greg, Ginger and Darrell. Your father always had a smile on his face even when doing or especially when doing a chore around the cottage. I will fondly remember my visits with him walking by or at the Labor Day windups. He will be greatly missed by all. Lisa Miller & Farrel Shadlyn

Ginger and family, I didn't have the opportunity to meet your dad, but he sounds like a wonderful man, who raised two beautiful daughters. My thoughts are with you at this difficult time and may you always have his memories to make you smile.

Dear Carol, Ron & Askin Families: fond memories of family ties to Carvel, High School & as Real Estate Associates. Condolences, Lori Cartmell (Lorraine Cherwoniak).

The cancer you could not fight,
Though you tried with all your might.
I am sad to see you go,
Godfather, I love you so.
Through you, God's love shone so bright!

Dear Holly and Ginger - Very sorry to hear of your dad's passing. I always remembered him as a very nice man. Wishing you warm thoughts during this difficult time.

To all the Askin family. Our sincere condolences to family and friends. From your neighbors of 206
Angela & Mark

Dear Holly and Ginger
Lawrence has known your dad for about 50 years from the service station and he cut Kens hair at the barbershop for many years and talked to him in Safeway some months ago. So sorry to hear of Kens passing. And blessings for Sandy your mother..

Our condolences to the entire Askin family. What a terrible shock it was hearing of his passing here in Phoenix.Our friendship extended over sixty years and We enjoyed Ken,Sandy.Holly and Ginger so much. Many fond memories and fun times at Seba Beach where our cottages were two blocks apart.Holidays in Hawaii and B.C were very memorable.
To Holly and Ginger we are so very sorry for your loss.
Rest In Peace Ken (Uncle Ken)
Wally,Carole,Craig And Karlynne Michaels

Dear Holly and Greg,
Our deepest sympathies to your family at this so difficult time. We know only too well what it means to lose a parent. Hold onto your many memories and find peace in the knowledge that you were blessed to have such a wonderful father and that he will be with you always.
Sandy, Walter, Mark and Matthew Maksymowych

I'm glad we met and have become friends through this bend in the road journey of our moms.
I will remember your dad's cheery disposition, appreciation , kindness and pride for you his daughters and your families.
I know tomorrow will truly be a celebration of his life.

Sincere Condolences,
Linda and Gary Greenly

Ginger and family,Our sympathy on the loss of your beloved father. That was a beautiful tribute to him in the journal. T told me he passed. We are away and unable to attend his service.
Big hugs and thinking of you and your family at this sad time
Wally and Elaine
Phoenix

To all the Askin family. My sincere condolences to family and friends. It's been many years since I've seen Ken but I have many great memories of working for Ken and Sandy at the Esso Station and many other times spent with them. Also a trip to Haines Alaska salmon fishing with Ken-no salmon but a dandy halibut

Dear Holly and Ginger. It is with great sadness that we heard of your Dads passing. Ken was a wonderful friend. If there was ever anything we asked for help with, Ken was there. The Lake will never be the same without Ken but his love for Seba live forever in our memories. We are so fortunate to have known your father.

Holly and Ginger: I am so saddened to learn of the passing of your amazing father. When I arrived at St Mary CS and met so many wonderful Staff, your "always smiling" Mom proudly spoke of her daughters and wonderful mate. When I did meet Ken, I knew he was a gem of a person; a gentleman, a great dad, a man of integrity and style. Your description of Dad is such a fine tribute to a wonderful life well lived. I learned of Mom's illness, and over time have thought and prayed for her. The passing of Dear Dad comes as a shock. Blessings for Ken and Sandy, and may your extended family cherish the many fond memories. Love and Hugs.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Holly and Ginger.
Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. The obituary is beautiful.
Warm thoughts and prayers to you both and your families during this sad time.

Dear Holly & Ginger & family: Cory & I are saddened to learn of your dear dad's passing. Your parents were the first friends we made in Edmonton when we arrived in 1979 & we have fond memories of their kindness over the years. We remember him with love. With sympathy to you all. Carol & Cory Cunningham

Holly and Ginger
We were shocked to see where Ken had died.
Pat had talked to Ken at Christmas and
he seemed fine. We have known Ken for over
60 years and have many wonderful memories
of him. He was a groomsman at our wedding.
We shall miss him. Rest in peace dear friend.
Pat and Maureen Tighe
Sun City West, Arizona

Holly and Ginger, your father was an amazing and kind man. He always welcomed our family with open arms. We are so very honoured to have known him. Our deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Love, The Chows

Ken and I lived together for 3 years while attending University. Holly and Ginger in the obituary you captured your Father's many attributes perfectly. Truly a remarkable man and friend in so many ways.
Bob and Marj Elliott, Mazatlan

Ken and I lived together for 3 years while attending University and have remained close friends. Holly and Ginger you catured in the obituary your Father's many attributes perfectly. Truly a remarkable man and friend in so many ways. Bob and Marj Elliott, Mazatlan.

Hi Ginger and Holly, your dad was a wonderful man, my car always worked after a visit to the station.
All my love
Maryke

Hi Ginger and Holly, your dad was a wonderful man, my car always worked after a visit to the station.
All my love
Maryke

I curled with Ken at the old Edmonton Curling Club during our high school days at St. Joe's.He was fun loving?

RIP Ken

Dear Holly and Ginger
When Gerald and I think of Kenny a big smile comes from all the laughs when him and the big O would get together. What a friendship they had. The big Larson always managed to find its way home across Sunshine Bay. May you and your families find comfort in the memories. All our love Gerald and Bonnie Pasnak

Ginger, Holly and families, we are so deeply sorry for your loss. We always enjoyed visiting with your dad, he was truly a wonderful man.

Verle and Pat Fahner

Kenny and I met at the University of Montana and managed to stay in touch since that time. Irene and I would get in touch each time we went to Edmonton. We will miss him. He was a good friend and a gentle man.
Wayne & Irene Searle

Ginger, Holly and family. It was with much sadness and some surprise that I read today news of Ken's passing. As neighbors for many years and friends for more, it is a huge loss and much more so for his family. With dignity and strength Ken supported Sandy and his family as Sandy's illness took hold and never seemed to lose his sense of humour in the process. Always quick with a smile despite his challenges in later years and I can truly say that it was a pleasure to see him on every occasion. The last time was at Seba Beach during the annual summer festival when we chanced upon each other on the beach during the children's sand castle building competition. We had a nice long chat and true to his nature he invited me to stop by his cottage for a visit anytime. His family and the community at large has lost a good man and on behalf of the entire Cleall family we express our deepest condolences.
Ken Cleall

Holly, Ginger and families,

Sam and I are so sorry to hear of your loss. Ken was a truly amazing person who loved to visit. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Sam and Lorraine Belcourt

In loving memory of a wonderful person, as my brother in-law, you always had a kind, loving, accepting word that would make me feel welcomed and acknowledged. You led by example and gave your warm and full heart to whatever you were involved in. I know, as you journey to your spiritual home, you will be joined by your loving Wife , and your Mother and Father will be happy to have you by their side. We promise to be reminded by our memories and be nourished by the value of family and how we always to have it in us to share our love. God Bless everyone who has been touched by Ken and our deepest sympathies are a symbol of our love and acknowledgement of what Ken shared with us all during his lifetime.