Kenneth Campbell

To Joanie and the Campbell Family, Ken was a friend to all and one of our dearest friends. Our friendship goes back over 40 years. Bob and I so enjoyed his visits and he was always the first to help us. He did so much for us when we rebuilt after the 1980 Forest Fire. We always knew that we could call him for the best advice. He was one in a million and he will be sadly missed by so many. Deepest condolences to Joanie and the family.

Please accept my condolences, KC was the genuine article, a tremendous guy and allot of fun to be around. I don't think he missed a snowmobile tour that we used to organize a number of years back. Sending warm regards to his friends and family.
He is front and centre in the attached photo, where he was most comfortable.

I was very sorry to hear of Ken's passing, he was one of the best.
Our prayers and thoughts are with the family during these times .

Don will miss KC especially in September when they had their yearly fishing trip. Will also miss the lunches and socialization over a cold one. Rest my friend.

Brandi and family,
Sorry to hear of Ken's passing. Always so friendly and smiling. Always had time to stop for a "brief" chat. He will be missed by so many

To Joanie and the rest of the Campbell Family so sorry to hear of Ken's Passing. Our deepest sympathy and our most heart felt condolences to you.

Ken will be sadly missed for looking after all our heating and air conditioning needs on Christmas and New Years Islands. We will also miss our chats whenever we ran into him. We know Darrin will carry on his legacy.
So sorry for your loss
Allan and Mary Morris

RIP KC. Our condolences to Ken's family. Working in grocery stores, it was a bummer when the coolers and/or freezers went down. Call KC at whatever time of day and he was there with his smiling face to get us back on. He was "one of the good guys", that's for sure.

Dear Joanie, Brandy, Leasa and Darrin. So sorry to hear about your loss. Your dad was a wonderful man that will be missed by all.
Sara, Jordan, Jessi and Cory Campbell

Our condolences to all the family.
Bruce & Terri

We are thinking of you Joanee and the entire Campbell family. Kenny Campbell was the first out to take me out to the squash club and teach me the finer points of the game.While he eventually quit the club I continue to this day to enjoy the game.I thank you for that.
KC always looked after me whenever there were refrigeration problems at the store.Always gave sound advice. May God bless.

Dear Karen, Bobby and family: Please accept our deepest and sincere sympathy for your loss of your brother (brother-in-law, uncle). Words cannot take your pain away but keep all the memories that you had and may these memories forever hold a special place in your thoughts and in your hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time.

I have fond memories of Ken (Kenny) when he was a boy. We were neighbours to the Campbell family on 6th avenue. My sincere sympathy to Ken's family.
Olwen Burr (Brandon, MB)

We all lost a Dear Friend.
Ken was a guy that was always there for advice as to how to do things the right way.
Our coffee group at the Uptown just won't be the same.

Our deepest sympathy to Joan and all the Campbell family. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.

Leasa, Darren and Brandi...so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers!

Sending our deepest sympathy at this most difficult time. Robin, Reynold and Jason Frieling

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Our deepest condolences to the Campbell family.