Condolence: I was saddened to see of Ken's passing. He never failed to have a smile, to say hello and to be ready to tell a tale. His many acts of kindness and his charity work were just a part of his being and I bought many a ticket from him and many a veteran's candle.

He has touched many people and organizations along his way. He and my mother, Dorothy Breckels (a fellow Fenelon Court resident of days past) would always have time for a quick hello, or a comment or too.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Condolence: The time I spent at Fenelon Court with Aunt Ruth, gave me time to get to know Ken as well. He was a man that had a heart the size of an ocean but wasn't afraid to tell you what he thought either. We enjoyed many times sitting and talking with Ken, he had so many interesting stories to tell. Always had a smile for me when I walked in he door or a good-bye as I would leave at night ! So sorry to hear of your loss.

Condolence: Ken was a man of class and he lived life to the fullest. We shall miss him and we would like to send our sincere condolences to the family.

Condolence: To the Family of Ken Barry....our sincere condolences in your loss of a fine gentleman. He certainly enjoyed his later years at Fenelon Court chatting with everyone and the fun he had selling raffle tickets to anyone coming through the door. He was content to be close to his nieces & families which was a comfort to him in his declining life. As friends of Pat we certainly enjoyed knowing "Uncle Ken".
Barb and Jerry (aka Santa) Jenkinson

Condolence: It has been an honour and a privilege to know Ken, he was one of a kind. He will be missed not only by the people at Fenelon Court, but also by the boys. Our thoughts are with all of you at this time.
The Carpenters