Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of Ken's passing. My mom was so proud to be friends with you and your strong farming legacy. We couldn't pass your farm without her mentioning her friendship with you, Marion and I still give a little nod to your farm and the origins of our wonderful cat, Rufus, and the hamsters you so kindly gave me. Ken sounds like a terrific man and I hope you will find comfort from friends and family. Big hog , Diane

Condolence: We have lost a wonderful man....our thoughts and prayers go out to you Julie and all the family...
Ken will never be forgotten.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy.

Condolence: Such tragedy is hard to comprehend. We are so sorry we can not be there for you today, but know our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. 🙏🏻 We have many fond memories of our visits with the Wells family. 🐄🍪❤️😪

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to your family. Will be thinking of Ken at our next race at Sunset!!

Condolence: Sending you comforting thoughts Marion and Grant and family .
Our deepest sympathy and condolences from Dave, Nancy, Erin and Scott.

Condolence: Julie, Owen and Sarah,

I am so sorry to hear, my heart just breaks for you guys. Ken was an amazing man and I likely wouldn't be where are I am today if it hadn't been for him. He was the one who introduced me to dairy farming and I have had a passion for the dairy industry ever since. It has led me to being a dairy 4h leader and to the career I have today. He will be greatly missed.

Condolence: Owen, we are so very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Our heartfelt sympathy to everyone in your family. You certainly are thought of deeply by everyone.
Take care of each other.

/ June and David Probert

Condolence: I did not know Ken, however, my husband Rick spoke of him often with great admiration. Rick enjoyed hearing the stories so proudly relayed by Ken of going down to visit son Owen in the U.S. where he was in a training program so tough to be accepted into (I hope I have that correct - sometimes the memory plays tricks on us), and about farming and the world of concrete. Ken attended Rick's Commemoration of Life in January and unfortunately I was not able to speak or visit with him but his attendance was greatly appreciated. I just know they will continue to swap stories about kids, family and concrete. My deepest sympathy to all of you. It is hard enough to lose our loved ones but when it is so tragically and unexpected we feel cheated. There is so much more life to have lived. But what I do know of Ken is that you should have many great memories to draw on and hopefully they will bring a smile to your face in time once again.