Kenlis Hartley Pearce

So very sorry to hear of the passing of Kenlis. Please accept my deepest condolences during this difficult time. I will always remember what a wonderful friend he was to my parents Marion and Everett Cowan, the laughter they shared, the comfort of great company, and watching Doctor Zhivago. Those are the moments that stay tucked in our hearts forever. Wishing your family peace as you navigate the days ahead.

Miss you my lovely cousin but it was brilliant seeing you for the weekend just a few weeks ago. I will remember the good times especially at the car rally in Vermont!
All love and sleep peacefully Kenlis

Mary x x x

Dear Ellen,

Kenlis looks like such a lovely man. I’m glad you had so many years with him, and shared so many activities.

Sending you lots of love,

Murlie

Peaceful rest at last being so ill for so long.
That’s a excellent photo.

Our sincere condolences to all of Kenlises family. We shared an interrst in old cars, his Singer and our Messerschmitts. We always enjoyed seeing him in his Singer when we hosted MicroNorth.
RIP Kenlis.
Ralph and Wendy Hough

Our deepest condolence Ellen and family on the loss of Kenlis. We always enjoyed our many chats we had over the past several years.

Bruce and Kathy Mann

Ellen, I was so sorry to hear of Kenlis’ passing. I remember with fondness his impish wit, your mutual love of music, and his deep faith. We will all miss him. May he rest in peace, and rise with Christ in glory.

Ellen we were so sorry to hear about Ken.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you & the family.
John & Nancy Head

Kenlis was not only a wonderful cousin but also a great friend. We shared many very happy times together not only in England but also in Canada. His love of life and enthusiasm was infectious as was his sense of humour. I offer you dear Ellen and all members of his family my heartfelt condolences.

With much love from Christopher.

Well, Kenlis, now you have joined the angels, we will carry you in our hearts instead of sharing laughter, stories, fun, good intentions and life. It was so absolutely fabulous that you have the insight and desire to visit Tisha in London recently, and all of us who were part of your visit with Matt, Chip and Lori so SO enjoyed you making it over to the Old Country. For me, stand-out memories include going wild with my cousins on the trampoline in the garden back in 1980, collecting a yacht you had just purchased and towed home together that visit too. Our ritual of international calls at Christmas in the good old days of telephonic communication, bringing together your parents (my grandparents) in Liphook and your family in Ontario will always remain a delightful memory of what unites family. With much love to all who remember you and miss you. Stephen

My condolences to Ken’s family and friends
Remember Ken from our days on the Horseshoe Valley Ski Patrol.

Kenlis was a regular visitor to our famiy home in North Wales from his boyhood when he came with his parents who were close friends of my Aunt Marjorie. In later years he and Tisha would come to stay with his own children and of course with Ellen. One special time was when he brought Mr and Mrs Jewell, the retired farming couple for whom he had worked when had first arrived in Canada. He was always such good company and we shall miss him very much. John and I send our thoughts and prayers to all the family.

Kenlis will be sorely missed. His wit never left him. He was my brother-in-law. He gave me one of his Albacore
sailing dinghies, which I repaired and sailed for a short time. Many parts were humorously labelled “Tuna”. I greatly enjoyed it while I could. Kenlis also enjoyed participating in church and singing in a quire. His antique
Singer was a joy to him. He had his own workshop designed and built. While living with Ellen, he worked hard
at making Maple Syrup. I guess he was multi-talented. Too bad I can’t see him anymore.