Ken Faulkner

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A photo of Ken Faulkner

Service:

Private

Ken Charles Faulkner of Chatham passed away on Saturday, August 8, 2020 at the age of 75. He was one of four children born to the late Kenneth & Mary Faulkner and is survived by his brothers Bob (Donna) and Jim, and sister Ann (Howie).

He will be remembered by his daughters Laura (Tim) and Amanda (Myles), and his grandchildren, Ayla, Brynn, Franklin, and Oliver, as well as his cat OJ the Third.

Ken grew up in Blenheim and was a butcher by trade. He spent the last few years with his friends at Giant Tiger, which he spoke of fondly and often.

It was Ken’s wish that his friends and family remember him in their own way. A private graveside service will be held.

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I am very sorry to hear of Ken's passing. Unfortunately, I lost contact with Ken over the last 30 years and only found out about his passing yesterday. I had the pleasure or working with Ken throughout my time as a Conservation Officer in Maple, Ontario. Ken was also my "best man" at our wedding at Edwards Gardens in Toronto in 1979. I have a lot of fond memories of our career and recreational times together while at the Maple District office. My thoughts and prayers are with Ken's family and friends. Rest in piece my friend.

GORDON POLLOCK // October 4, 2021

Good memories of classmate Ken at Blenheim High School. My sincere condolences to his family.

Margaret Durfy (Connon) // August 27, 2020

To Ken’s family, We are thinking of you at this time of sorrow. We have so many good memories of Ken. He sure loved the out-of-doors and his sports. We played hockey together through the years and I travelled to many an arena with Ken, Ken Sr. and Mary. We send you our heartfelt condolences.

Dick and Norma Smith // August 16, 2020

RIP Ken. Great memories of growing up together.

Mick Gray // August 14, 2020

I have worked with Ken for over ten years at gt and also got together for barbecues we had alot of good times I will miss him alot ...lots of love.....he is with his mom and dad now ...hugs .......

Denise Dozois // August 13, 2020

To the Faulkner family, Treasure all those memories.

Lezlie Fenton Graham // August 13, 2020

My heartfelt condolences. Ken was a great friend. Oh lordy the stories he would tell us in the lunch room at giant tiger. And him and deb sure knew how to plan a christmas party.lol. even though Ken was retired i still wud expect to see him walk into the lunch and grab his timmies. Sit down.and shoot the breeze. I really miss going onto youtube and finding leonard cohen for ken to listen to. Hugs and prayers to all of you.

Linda Lindsay // August 13, 2020

To Ken's family, I am so sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories of Ken while working at Giant Tiger. From our Sunday trivia questions to spending Christmas together. RIP my friend you deserve it,!!💔

Debbie Dodman // August 12, 2020

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the Faulkner family at this time..

Roy & Wendy Dusten // August 12, 2020

So sorry to of Ken ‘s passing Thinking of all of you

George and Robbie Mallory // August 12, 2020

To all the Faulkner family. So sorry to hear of Ken's passing. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Doug Hodgson // August 12, 2020

REST IN PEACE KEN.

ken bell // August 12, 2020

Fond memories of my Blenheim High School friend. May you find comfort in your memories. Thoughts, hopes and dreams live on. Thinking of you all.

Brenda Rumble // August 12, 2020

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Ken. May He Rest in Peace

Shawn Henderson // August 12, 2020

My thouhgts are with the family

Ronald Carnahan // August 12, 2020

Ann & Howie, I am so sorry to learn of Ken's passing. May your memories bring you comfort. Thinking of you and offering my most sincere sympathies. Myra and family.

Myra Pettit // August 12, 2020

To Ken's Girls. I am sadden to read of the passing of your Dad. I have known your Dad since we were kids. He always enjoyed a laugh and a chat. RIP Ken.

Doreen Cudney Pook // August 12, 2020