Our sincere sympathy to all the family of Ken Curry. Our family lived across the road from the Curry family in Stoney Creek, Ont. and my sister Lynda was a very close friend of Lillian's. We all admired Ken and I have followed his visits to Hamilton/Stoney Creek over the years in the Spectator.
We are thinking and praying for you, and understand your loss.

Wishing you all the best,
Myrna

I got to know Ken through my father (Stan Darch) who was an RHLI Dieppe Vet. Ken and Stan would call each other to make sure everything was ok.
They would talk about old times and how the family was growing. Sons, daughters, grandkids, and great grandkids. I also got to meet Ken, his wife and daughter when they came to Hamilton. I was planning to fly to Vancouver and honour Ken at his funeral. With Covid 19 and my husbands failing health that his not to be. Stan died in April 2012 . Stan has waited to see his buddy, his brother in arms and will welcome Ken in heaven. God bless.
Debbie (Darch) Adams

You were a hero to so many, but to our family you were so much more than that. You were our teacher, and I will take your lessons with me wherever we go. You taught me about bravery, courage, kindness, wisdom, patience, and hope. You taught me to laugh, with your cheesy jokes; and to sing, as loud as we could. I'll missing singing in the car with you. Most importantly you taught me the value of having family and friends you can depend on. You gave such unimaginable, unconditional love. I'm going to miss the laughter, and the hugs, and the songs. I'll miss you for the rest of my life, but you are always going to be in my heart Grandpa. 

Good bye grandpa, thank you for a wonderful childhood "picking cherries", singing silly songs, watching "Tom & Jerry", yodeling... the numerous hugs, love and support. You will be missed so much, but I am happy you are with nana, smiling down on us until we are all together once again. XO