Obituaries

I went on-line looking to book a fishing charter with Ken and found his obituary this morning. I'm shocked. I would have attended his service if I had known. I have many fond memories of deer hunting with Ken, Chet, Dennis, Jim Rockow, Pete Henry, and Bob Kaspar from many years ago. My deepest sympathies to Chet & Dennis on their loss.

Chet and Family, So sorry to hear about Ken, and that I missed the funeral. He will be missed by you and so many others. May he be, Resting in Peace. God Bless, Jeff Siemion

So sorry for your loss Chet and Dennis.

We were very sorry to hear of Captain Kens passing. Ken seemed to attack everything he did with passion and enthusiasm. He lived life large. Always busy with work and play, sometimes being able to combine them. He loved to hunt and fish and was excellent at both. A better Great Lakes guide didn’t exist. Captain Ken was pleasant and kind to those around him and always made you feel welcome. Of all things he seemed to be good at through sheer determination, the thing he excelled at most and that seemed to come easy for him was being Levi’s dad. I’ve never met a father more fiercely loyal to his son. There was nothing he wouldn’t do to provide for or protect his son. He lived the last years of his life for Levi. Captain Ken you were an inspiration for dad’s everywhere. Now may you find rest with your Heavenly Father. We will miss you Dennis and Diane Hasting

Hi Ken, that afternoon you and Rosa came over to visit was such a nice time. Before you left, we both agreed we would do this again soon. That was early March, who knew. We are saddened by your passing, and forever blessed to have spent that time with you. We will meet again. Rest well good friend and neighbor.

Ken, thank you and Barb for being such good neighbors and friends.

Kenny loved his dogs; now he can be with them. Panda Bear and Ammo.

The group is here. Dennis, Chet, Brandon, Kenny, Levi

Barb and Kenny enjoying themselves at my wedding

R.I.P Kenny