An extraordinarily kind and talented Honeyweller.

Bill Morrison - Honeywell Engineering Manager

Words cannot express how much I miss you.   I miss having an older
Brother to talk to  and ask questions about things in the past ,  our
Laughs and long talks on the telephone. 
                       Rest in peace  Ken.   
                             With Love, 
                               Frank and Iris.


I had the honor of working with Ken during the Summer Intl Special Olympics in Minneapolis/St Paul, Minnesota.  
I will never forget his wonderful friendship and his devotion to the Special Olympics.  
I also had a wonderful visit in Canada with Ken.  He will always be in my heart!!
God Bless Kens  memory.  ❤️

My Uncle was a special person. My memories are of fun times at Christmas at the farm as he called out your name to come up and get your gift. Listening to him play the organ at Sunday dinners. I would drop by and visit him and the boys and ask about family history and listen to him about him growing up on the farm and working at Honeywell. I never realized how much he had accomplished at work and with the special Olympics until later in life. He was dedicated to his wife and children and his family. He quietly achieved so much in life with little fanfare. My family will miss him. Time passes so quickly as I look back on my fond memories. He touched so many lives in a positive way.  RIP Uncle  Ken. Love Grant, Susan , Carson, Shawna and Connor Cheyne.

Grampa was a very special person who will always hold a special place in my heart. He was there to lend a helping hand and always put others before himself. 

Grampa, thanks for everything. 
Rest In Peace, Love Sir. 

My big brother and I shared many happy memories.
 Family gatherings, fishing trips, camping, star gazing at the Dark Sky Preserve on Manitoulin island, old cars and motorcycles.  
I will cherish all the memories and will  miss him.

As a brother-in-law, Ken became more like a brother.  We had long chats punctuated with a lot of laughs.  And he shared his recipes with me.  I will miss you, Ken.

Evan & Elizabeth

 

Ken was one of a kind. A gentleman in every sense of the word. Never sought the limelight. Always content and confident that actions speak loader than words. We will miss Ken but his presence and contribution to Special Olympics will live on through those he mentored and helped. RIP 

So many great memories, where to begin when you have 80 year’s worth. Ken was my big brother, always there as I grew up. Weeding the vegetable garden, picking potatoes, doing dishes, especially at Christmas. We were married the same year, and he even let us borrow his pride and joy, Monarch Convertible, to go on our honeymoon! 
He was a great tease, and could always make me laugh, just by staring a certain way across the dinner table.
I will miss all our telephone chats , especially about his love of cooking, inspired by our Mom. He even taught one of his PSW’s how to make a pie from scratch, and this was when he was 88!
As a teenager, he was a member of a little group, he played guitar and sang. In later years he would entertain us all on the organ, when Dad finished his turn.
He was very quiet about the awards he received for his work with the Special Olympics, and I was not aware of them all. He met the challenge of his first two sons head on  and nurtured them through life for over 60 years. Well done, I am so proud of you!
You have fought a long hard battle with cancer, rest well, love, your baby sister, Iris, Frank and family.


OBITUARY

Kenneth Thomas Grant Carson

April 17, 1933 – January 24, 2022

Thompson Funeral Home

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