Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Two memories of Ken: There we would be, racing down the road towards Kerwood, trying not to be late for the service and suddenly a pick-up would pull out onto highway ahead of us. We hit the brakes, sailed around and waved at Ken as we roared by. Ken would wave back and continue his leisurely drive, arriving at church just a few minutes after us. A gently knock at the door and ken would be there with a basket of fresh vegetables from his garden. He was so proud of his garden and the fact that he could still work it. Ken was a quiet and gentle man who will be greatly missed. May the Lord bless and protect you Ken; may the Lord's face radiate with joy because of you; may he be gracious to you, show you his favour, and give you his peace. Amen.
