Contributions to the tribute of Kenneth Crichton Hossick

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Joan McGrath posted a condolence

One of the nicest man I ever met. Kind, generous and very loving person. Loved life to the fullest. Taken to soon.

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Ron leSage posted a condolence

Those who knew Ken regarded him as a very calm and generous man. His propensity for strenuous adventures made us all feel envious and timid by comparison. It was often said of him that he was such a hard working taxi driver, though in his heart I'm certain he knew that I easily exceeded him in that domain. I wish I could have topped him in at least one of his several other distinctions. Ron 'the Rocket'le Sage.

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Josie Pazdzior posted a condolence

Ken was a guy very "comfortable in his own skin" and he gave of himself to everybody fortunate enough to know him. He became a key person in my life in younger days, and though we didn't stay together, we always tried to be good parents for our son Colin. He was the best kind of father, sharing many summer experiences, especially, with Colin. We feel his loss terribly, with the sad termination of his dreams for continuing to build a happy family life with his partner. There aren't many like Kenny!

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Marty posted a condolence

So sorry to hear about Ken's passing. I only had the pleasure of knowing Ken for a short time. He was always very kind to me. My condolences to you all. Marty Smith

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Ann Lynch posted a condolence

A life abundant-that was Kenny. A swimmer, a hiker, a reader, a gardener, a pond builder a traveler. A father, a brother, a partner, a cousin a friend. He was a handyman an outdoors-man a man who enjoyed a chainsaw. Kenny appreciated life's bounty. His home often smelled of turkey, fresh flowers and a burning fire.So many came to visit. Kenny proudly took guests on a tour of his garden to check the state of the beans, to pick out a squash and guess the height of the sunflowers. Of all the things Kenny had a hand in growing the most fruitful were his friendships and his love. "G'day Dear" echoes as I think of my engaging life-affirming cousin Kenny.You will be missed, loved and always remembered.

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Monday, January 20, 2020

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Ann Lynch posted a condolence

Friday, September 8, 2017

A life abundant-that was Kenny. A swimmer, a hiker, a reader, a gardener, a pond builder a traveler. A father, a brother, a partner, a cousin a friend. He was a handyman an outdoors-man a man who enjoyed a chainsaw. Kenny appreciated life's bounty. His home often smelled of turkey, fresh flowers and a burning fire.So many came to visit. Kenny proudly took guests on a tour of his garden to check the state of the beans, to pick out a squash and guess the height of the sunflowers. Of all the things Kenny had a hand in growing the most fruitful were his friendships and his love. "G'day Dear" echoes as I think of my engaging life-affirming cousin Kenny.You will be missed, loved and always remembered.

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Marty posted a condolence

Friday, September 8, 2017

So sorry to hear about Ken's passing. I only had the pleasure of knowing Ken for a short time. He was always very kind to me. My condolences to you all. Marty Smith

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Josie Pazdzior posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Ken was a guy very "comfortable in his own skin" and he gave of himself to everybody fortunate enough to know him. He became a key person in my life in younger days, and though we didn't stay together, we always tried to be good parents for our son Colin. He was the best kind of father, sharing many summer experiences, especially, with Colin. We feel his loss terribly, with the sad termination of his dreams for continuing to build a happy family life with his partner. There aren't many like Kenny!

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kelly lynch lit a candle

Thursday, August 24, 2017

My cousin Kenny was my Mom's first nephew.  Her name was Marie and Kenny called her Meme.  Kenny was like a brother to all of us Lynch kids and he has remained a part of our lives until his own death.  Kenny travelled down the high way to see me and my family at the end of January though he was not feeling well and knew something serious was wrong.  This was how Kenny lived - fully. Keny loved to entertain, cook a turkey and sit with family and friends for hours.  Each day in the morning, he could be found quietly reading a biograhy or a history book.  With much modesty, Kenny could addess any world issues, past or present.  I loved to tease Kenny.  He was a man who was 'in love with love'.  He expressed much love to all of us. May you be at peace Kenny.  I love you.  Kelly

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Ron leSage posted a condolence

Saturday, August 19, 2017

Those who knew Ken regarded him as a very calm and generous man. His propensity for strenuous adventures made us all feel envious and timid by comparison. It was often said of him that he was such a hard working taxi driver, though in his heart I'm certain he knew that I easily exceeded him in that domain. I wish I could have topped him in at least one of his several other distinctions. Ron 'the Rocket'le Sage.

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Joan McGrath posted a condolence

Saturday, August 19, 2017

One of the nicest man I ever met. Kind, generous and very loving person. Loved life to the fullest. Taken to soon.

Kenneth Crichton Hossick

May-18-1947 - July-27-2017

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