In memory of

Kenneth Arnold Hack

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David Yano

August 27, 2006

Ursala and family,



My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Ken was truely a wonderful man who inspired me greatly. There is no one who I held a deeper respect for.



My condolences,

Cindy, Mike and Sasha Schaffer

August 25, 2006

Devon,

So sorry to hear about your dad. Our thoughts are with you in this difficult time.

August 25, 2006

Ursula & family,

We are very sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He was indeed a wonderful man! You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.



With Deepest Sympathy,

Myles, Pamela Derby(Schatz)& family

Marg Shaw

August 24, 2006

So sorry to hear of Ken's passing!! The one day I didn't see the paper, and so missed the funeral. Take care, my thoughts and prayers are with you

Lawrence & Norma Goebel

August 23, 2006

Dear Ursula and family



We were sorry to hear about Ken.



Our prayers are with you's all

Barb Reid

August 23, 2006

Shane,



I am so sorry for your loss.

Kim Seaberly

August 23, 2006

To Reed, Shane and family:

We're so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all.

The Seaberly Family

Sharon Galan

August 23, 2006

Ursula & family



Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. We have some fond memories camping with you and the Moore's. Our kids still talk about how Ken could chop wood with that big axe.



With sympathy

Fred & Sharon Galan

Fred Waldie

August 23, 2006

Our thoughts are with you and your family at this time Ursula. Ken touched all that met him, as he touched my life when I worked with him at the Computer Centre in the late 60ies and 70ies. Periodically, we would cross paths - usually on Albert Street where Ken waited at the bus stop with a huge cigar in his mouth!! We would share stories of the “old days� and discuss the whereabouts and happenings of former colleagues. We discussed our families and spoke with pride about our children. Ken, I will think of you always as I pass “our bus stop on Albert Street. Ken, was an amazing man, one who knew how to live a balanced life. He was a hard working, dependable guy that knew how to have fun at the same time. He inspired and impressed us all and knowing him has enriched all our lives.

Fred and Alice Waldie

Taipei, Taiwan

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Ernie & Eunice Moffat & Family

August 22, 2006

We're so sorry for your loss.

Ernie & Eunice Moffat & family

August 22, 2006

So sorry for your loss.

Bernie and Alveso Krebs

August 22, 2006

Dear Ursula and Family,

We are indeed saddened to hear about Ken's passing, Ken will be missed by all of us. May the Happy memories of Ken be in your heart forever.

With deepest sympathy,

Wayne & Vera Jean Dupuis

August 22, 2006

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Laurie Kistner (was Bogdane)

August 22, 2006

Dear Ursula and Family



I am so sorry for your loss. I was quite shocked to hear of Ken's passing.



When I heard I was taken back to the first time I met Ken. I was a junior programmer with ISM and contracted to Finance with Ken, Chris and Roxanne. I remember Ken's mainframe computer (OLLIE) giving him trouble. Sometimes the cursor would be over in the right hand corner and all you would hear is "Space, Space" and than Ken saying; "I know its a space but where the heck are you". Once you told him where his cursor was, he'd than say "What the heck are you doing over there. I didn't tell you to go there."



He was an amazing man and the knowledge he had of COBOL programs was unbelievable. He could tell me exactly where my problem was without even looking at the code. I am really going to miss him.

Naren Pandya

August 22, 2006

Dear Ursula & family,

Deepest condolences to you and the family and may Ken's soul rest in peace and may HE give you strength in the day ahead.

Deborah (Krebs) Patterson

August 22, 2006

Dear Ursula, Devon, Robynn, Shane and Reed,



I am so sorry to hear about Ken's death. Although I haven't had the opportunity to see you for many years, Ken was such a kind person that your family is one I remember well, even as a child. I am so very sorry to hear that he is gone -- you are certainly in my prayers this day. May the legacy of love and care that he has left you be with you and bless you always. Love never ends.



With my deepest sympathy,

Max, Trudy Kadatz & family

August 21, 2006

Dear Ursula & family:



Words cannot express how sad we are about your loss. We cherish the memories of the card games, family get togethers, laughter and friendship. He always made you feel good just to be around him. We will all miss him dearly and never forget him. Our thoughts are with you all at this time.

Ron Wolfe

August 21, 2006

Ursula and family,

I am very saddened to hear of Ken's passing. My wife and I send our condolences. Ken and I attended high school together. He was a true friend and a respected gentleman, and will be greatly missed.

Wendy Schoenroth

August 21, 2006

To Devon and Family:



Our condolences to you Devon and your family. We're thinking about you...

The Girls in SK. Env. Payroll & HR

Kim Fabian

August 21, 2006

I am so saddened to hear of Ken's passing.

I had the tremendous pleasure of working with Ken and I have never met nor do I think I will ever meet someone whom I will have more respect for.

Ken will be greatly missed.

Mal Bruce

August 21, 2006

A truly wonderful man who will be missed.

Sandy, Ian, and Chance Berg (Kadatz)

August 21, 2006

Ursula & family,



We were so sorry to hear about Ken. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

David Eaket

August 21, 2006

I worked with Ken at the System Centre - which now seems like a lifetime ago. But, the memories of Ken, and the rest of the crew, will last me a lifetime.



All of us will have a "Ken Hack" story. Mine is one day when Ken showed up with his cane all bent, trying to fix it. Apparently a bus ran over it as he was crossing Albert street.



One more . . . We were at a stag for one of the guys and Ken was complaining about the montreal hockey games being in french. So, I said "why not do like I do and just turn off the sound?" He was that natural to be around.



It was very sad for me to hear of the passing of Ken. Clearly, he was one of the good ones. Always a treat to see Ken. . . and to have a yak.



Best wishes to all.

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