Kenneth HAM

Sorry to here of Ken's passing. Shared lots of laughs with Ken especially when we ended up as roommates in the Cascade Hotel in Banff. Very kind man. He will be missed

I was saddened to hear of Ken's passing. I have great memories of Ken: scouts with Ken being one of the senior members of Stag Patrol; hanging out at Ski Country with Doug and Ken; skiing up Grouse. I always appreciated his wonderful sense of humour. Condolences to Doug and and family.

Sorry to hear Ken's gone. I've known ken along time, we used to walk to school together when we were going to Captain Cook Elementary. We chummed around a bit back then. I remember his parents used to raise chickens in their back yard. Ken and I graduated together in 1970 from Killarney High School. After Graduation I only saw Ken at a couple of Grad Reunions. Rest in Peace Ken.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Kens passing. I have been reflecting on the great times we had skiing, campaigning in the federal political arena, articling at Thorne Riddell, and sharing more than a few beers or glasses or wine at dinners at your Kits apartment. Ken will be missed. Nancy - our condolences to you and your family. Roger Flowerdew & Deborah Quinn

I had the pleasure of articling with Ken and I was pleased to call him my friend. He had a great heart and he always had a smile on his face.
Our group will be sure to commemorate Ken's memory over a glass as I am sure he would want us to. Our sincere condolences go to Ken's family.

Nancy...my condolences to you and your family. Many awesome Killarney memories and very fond memories of weekends on Bowen Island under the watchful eye of Mrs. Ham.

Vince and Bev Schembri

Sad to hear of Ken's death. I remember him fondly as a great campaigner in our Vancouver Centre federal elections--people like Ken are the heart beat of our democracy. Hon Pat Carney PC CM.

I graduated from Killarney with Ken - we all shared so many fun together. Comfort to the family.

I am sorry for your loss, I knew Ken from spending summers on Bowen when we were probably 14/15 year olds- he living above the baseball diamond and me in Deep Bay, we saw each other infrequently at UBC and the odd function. I remember him as a good guy who was always friendly, kind and open.
I wish I had known of his time at GD.

scott gordon

So sad to hear this news Nancy. Ken was a sweet and kind man. He is remembered fondly by many. Sending you and your family big hugs xoxo