Kenneth McIntosh

Kenneth Wilfred McIntosh October 25th, 1927 September 20th, 2008 It is in loving memory that we celebrate the life of Ken McIntosh. He was called to eternal life by his loving God on Saturday, September 20th surrounded by his family. Ken grew up in Sutherland where he received his elementary education. He took his high school at Saskatoon Technical Collegiate. He married Stella Fleury on May 6, 1956. When his career with C.P. Rail began he was a Telegraph Operator and Station Agent. He then went on to become a Mobile Supervisor. Ken worked for C.P. Rail for forty years, retiring in 1988. His work took him to many places in Saskatchewan including Middle Lake, Foam Lake and Nipawin. He became very involved in the community in which he lived and made many good friends. He had a special gift for remembering people and their names. He was active in each community with the Chamber of Commerce, Church Board as well as golf and curling clubs. Ken was also an honorary life member of the Knights of Columbus with over 50 years service including 4 Charter Councils. He was a very devoted husband, father and grandfather. His children and grandchildren gave him great joy. Left to cherish his memory are his loving wife, Stella of 52 years; his children and grandchildren, Julianna (David) Udchic, Jesse, Daniel and Jared; Maureen (Ted) Assie, Nicole and Michael; Ken (Lise) McIntosh, Hannah and Marc and Jennifer (Ian) Mackay, Benjamin, Sarah and Luc. He has one sister, Audrey McIntosh; sisters and brothers-in-law, Shirley McIntosh, Lorette Bitz, Harry (Arlene) Fleury and Carole (Tony) Boryski and numerous nieces and nephews. Ken joins his parents, Angus and Anna McIntosh and his brothers, George and Lloyd in eternal peace. The Vigil for Ken will be held Tuesday, September 23rd at 7:30 p.m. and the Mass of Christian Burial to celebrate Ken's life will be held Wednesday, September 24th at 10:30 a.m. Both services will be held at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, (110 104th Street). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the new Cathedral and Diocesan Centre c/o Holy Family Parish or to the Crohns and Colitis Foundation, (1805 Ewart Ave., Saskatoon). Funeral Arrangements in care of Mourning Glory Funeral Services. www.remembering.ca