Kenneth MacMillan

Dear Sybil and family. So sad to hear of Ken's passing.
He was such a wonderful conversationalist, enthusiast and friend from the Lynnmour Village days.
We were on our way to the Van Dusen farewell but the bridges from N. Van prevented us from paying last respects. Deep Sympathies to you all. Don Mowatt

Fond memories of our good times at Lynnmour Village. Thinking of you in your loss, Janet Mowatt

When I think of Uncle Ken two words come to mind: kindness and intelligence. Not to mention wondering whether my grammar is correct in this post. :) May he rest in peace. He was a lovely man who added to the good in this world.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Dear Sybil - What a shock to learn of Ken's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May you find strength in each other and may the day come when the good moments and happy memories far outweigh the sorrow and sadness of your present grief. God bless you.

Thirty three years ago I was struggling in Mr MacMillan's class and he took the time to help me write a strong paper. As I continued my post secondary education I always thought of him when I received praise for a well written essay. I have never forgotten his patience and kindness toward me. I am sorry for your loss.

Thinking of you all at this sad time.

You inspired my love of English literature and helped me through my times at Langara. You'll be missed.

Ken and Sybil were so kind to us in our Vancouver days, 1969-72. That was the start of a 40-year plus friendship across the border. How could Ken's energy not be in the world any more? Our love to Sybil, Tess and Quentin.

thinking of you ...

Heather Fatkin

We are so sad and will dearly miss our kind neighbor. We always enjoyed seeing him in the lane.

Thinking of you all at this time..

Shocked and sad, I remember Ken as a well respected colleague and a warm and welcoming neighbour in Kerrisdale. My condolences to Sybil, Tess, & Quentin.