Condolence: I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Kenny. He was a very nice, kind, warm and welcoming man. I always enjoyed listening to his stories and looking at the beautiful nature pictures he took. Lake Naraka will not be the same without him. I know he will be missed by many. My deepest condolences to Terry and the Armstrong family.

Condolence:
Billy and I were able to say our goodbyes to Kenny, when we closed our camp last Fall. That is how we will remember him, sitting at his kitchen table, in conversation, always asking how things are. I know he is in Heaven with Margaret, Percy, Theda, Charlie and his other family members. Celebrate Naraka from Heaven now, Kenny. Fish all you want!!
Nsraka Lake will not be the same with him gone. ALWAYS keeping an eye out on our places. Our camp roof collapsed, a few winters ago. Kenny called my sister-in-law, to give us the message. It was a shock to hear, but had it not been for him, we would never have known, until the Spring. Thank you, Kenny for all the years you helped my parents with jobs at our camp. Alot of those jobs involved his sons. I know my father enjoyed picking blueberries for him, to enjoy.
Emily and Anna always looked for the Werthers in his pockets, as he would greet us at the Landing.
Watch over us now and keep our Naraka Lake peaceful.
Our condolences to Raymond, Terry and Timmy. You will always miss your father. But remember he is not far away.

Condolence: Terry,Tim, Raymond and families,

We were very sorry when we learned of Kenny's passing. Kenny was the caretaker of the lake. In my younger years my Mom, my sister and I spent a lot of time at Naraka without my Dad and brother but we always felt safe and secure because we knew that Kenny was there. He was always so helpful whether it was fixing our motors, telling us the best place to fish, or just offering advice in general.

Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.
Peter & Penny Upjohn and family

Condolence: Tim ,Terry, Raymond and families, we were so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing.

He was such a remarkable man with all his knowledge, wisdom and sound advise. He was always there (over 60 years +) to welcome us, catch us up and lend a helping hand.

Your Dad once said: "Naraka Lake is a special place and those that leave, always come back".

He was a huge part of all our lives. His physical presence will be greatly missed but his spirit will live on.

R.I.P Kenny

Condolence: Terry and family,

We are so sorry to hear about Ken's passing. He was such a kind and gentle man. When we were fortunate enough to be visiting at the lake, it was always nice to hear Ken arriving on his quad to spend a little time visiting around the campfire. The dogs were always happy to hear him arriving, as he was always carrying treats for them in his pockets! Our most sincere sympathies to family and friends of Ken.

Sincerely,

Mike and Joanne Kirkwood

Condolence:
We send our condolences to the Armstrong family.
Ken Armstrong was our very dear friend. We always
appreciated his kind and caring manner and feel
privileged to have shared so many happy times
with him over the years.

Sincerely, Clayton, Betty, and family

Condolence: Our family was so very fortunate to know Ken. We became neighbours by chance, and good friends by choice. Ken was as a man of the utmost integrity, generosity and wisdom. We will always remember his kindhearted nature. Our most sincere sympathies are offered to Terry, Tim, Raymond, and their families. Our thoughts are with them and with Ken's many friends who are grieving the loss of such a truly good man.
Rick,Donna,L&L&K,M&M.

Condolence: terry
sorry for your loss
your dad was a gentleman
he was an icon and a fountain of knowledge

Condolence: Our condolences go out to the family. Naraka Lake will not be the same without Kenny's presence.

Condolence: Fran & I send our sincerest condolences to the extended Armstrong families, I grew up next door to the Armstrongs in Paget and knew all the family, I will miss having the visits with Kenny at the cottage in Paget. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you folks through these trying times.

Vic & Fran Trahan