Kenneth "Ken" Alexander Leontowicz

Ken will be remembered for his strong convictions, his unwavering loyalty to his wife, family and friends, and the intensity and determination he brought to everything he did.

Always seeking adventure, Ken’s fishing and hunting trips were rarely uneventful. Each one seemed to come with its share of risks, dramatic twists and turns, and stories that would be told for years to come. A gifted storyteller, Ken could captivate an audience not only with his presence but also with his tales of everyday life in what could on be described as the World of Ken.

Yes, Ken could be stubborn, but he was equally determined. He could be disorganized, yet he was an exceptional problem-solver, handyman, and idea man. In the World of Ken, every challenge had a solution, and somehow, he always found a way to make things happen.

Ken had many passions, including hunting, fishing, auctions, Facebook Marketplace, cooking and living the best life on his acreage. Among his most meaningful accomplishments was his 30-year year career at SaskTel, a job he truly loved. It was there he met his wife, Marilyn, and formed lifelong friendships with Len, Doug, Art, Bob and Grant.Throughout his career, Ken took on leadership roles and made significant contributions that continue to benefit SaskTel users to this day. He was known for not always following the rules, but he was equally known for doing what he believed was right. It was this quality, along with his dedication and strong sense of integrity, that earned him the respect of those who worked alongside him.

Ken, your family and friends will miss you, we will miss your infectious laugh, and we will miss your stories that you passionately shared as you maneuvered about in the World of Ken. .

Ken is predeceased by his wife Marilyn; son Kurt; his parents Alex and Adella Leontowicz; and brother David. He is survived by his brothers Ron (Diane); Morris (Donna); Darrell (Sharon); Tim (Denise); Terry and numerous nephews and nieces.

Celebration of Life being held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 2:00 pm at Windsor Chapel 704 Windsor Street, Saskatoon.