Condolence: I have known Ken for over 40 years. He was a kind, gentle person. The first time that I met Ken, I asked him if he would be interested in hearing about savings and life insurance. He replied, "Might just as well, I imagine that you are no better or worse than the rest of them." That was the start of a long term business relationship. He will always be one of my most memorable clients.

Condolence: As a boy I grew up in the well drilling world with my grandfather and my uncles Ken and Don.
I remember tagging along to Sutton to watch Ken, Eric, Ruth and Linda stock car racing.
At 17, I got to drive Ken to Blue Mountain where he was drilling some wells. It seems Ken didn’t believe in stop signs or speed limits in those days and had lost his licence for a short time.
He taught me to drill wells, work hard, drive trucks and all that goes with the drilling business.
If you had a problem in drilling he could always provide good advice, lent his tools to other drilling firms and this was the same in his private life. How many of us remember stopping by to enjoy a fresh perked cup of coffee and chat with Ken and Ruth?
My remarkable uncle had a significant influence on my life and many others.
He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Rest in peace Uncle Ken.

Condolence: I will always remember the warm greating that Ken always had for me and my son whenever he saw us. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: On behalf of the Members, Directors, and Staff of the Ontario Ground Water Association, our heartfelt sympathies go out to Ken Hart's family, friends, and colleagues. Ken was a long standing member of our association, a past president, and honorary member.