Kenneth A. Feasey

Kenneth A. Feasey passed on Sunday, May 31st at 69 years of age. Ken was a humble man and in accordance with his wishes there will be no obituary or funeral. There will be a Celebration of Life to be held on Friday, June 5th from 2pm to 6pm at the Centro Caboto Centre, 1055 Wilkes Avenue.

Ken is lovingly remembered by Wife Shirleyjean, Sons Scott (Natasha), Darin (Susan) & Kirk (Marli), Grandchildren Kehlan & Kael, Kayla & Darik & Kishio, Brother Keith (Kay) and many Nieces & Nephews. Predeceased by Parents Edward and Blanche, Brother Donald and Sister-in-law Donna.

Below are some reflections from his friends:

“He had a Passion for his family, the Insurance business and the sport of Hockey. A brave man and a kind heart” – George Sigurdson, friend of 30 years

“Hockey was one of his passions and Winnipeg Minor Hockey and the St James Canucks appreciate his efforts” – Tom Miller, friend of 35 years

“No one had exclusive rights to Ken’s Friendship- he just made you feel that way. We lost part of what is good in this world.”- Sam and Lynn Cascisa, longtime friends

“We will remember our friend Ken as a man of utmost integrity. We were very fortunate to do business together for many years and we always looked forward to the opportunity to meet with him.” – Bob and Rob Cunningham, customers and friends.

“Ken Feasey was the ultimate insurance professional. I learned so much from him. He took no short cuts and was meticulous in all he did”- Steve Chipman, customer and friend

“A man who always did the right thing. An incomparable work ethic and fiercely loyal to family, friends, employees and his customers.”- his partners at Ranger Insurance

“He would challenge you. You may not have always agreed with his opinion but he got you thinking. His integrity was something to be modelled”- Ken Aird, business partner and friend

“Ken came from a mold you do not see often. Ken played out his life to win but it was not the end of the world if he lost. He instilled in all who knew him that no matter how bad the situation was hold your head high proudly and move on with your life” – Bill Kinnear, longtime friend and business associate

“Consistency was Ken’s wonderful trait- he had a knack to stay on top of all things important to us. He had the ability to focus and listen to you without you ever knowing what any of his own problems were”- Ron Paley, longtime customer and friend

THOMSON “IN THE PARK”

1291 McGillivray Blvd, Winnipeg, MB

204-925-1120

Condolences may be sent to www.thomsoninthepark.com