In Celebration of
Kenneth Watson
August 14, 1963 - December 30, 2020
On December 30, 2020, aged 57, passed away after a lengthy illness.
Beloved and cherished husband to Christine Imbleau.
He is survived by his parents Frank and Doris, his sister Janet (Tim Lapin), his sister-in-law Monique Imbleau, his nephews, his niece, great nieces, great nephews, his uncles, his aunts, cousins, his collegues, and many friends.
Ken was a keen curler, a member for over 40 years at the Lachine Curling Club, making him one of the youngest, longest standing members at the Lachine Curling Club.
He was also a great softball player, having played many years on the Lachine Curling Club team and winning MVP player of the year.
His "joie de vivre", sharp sense of humour along with his intelligence and generosity, and finally, his helpfulness, will be sadly missed.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the MUHC (RVH and the Lachine location).
Special thanks to The Day Hospital staff at the Glen as well as the Dyalisis units, both at the Glen and Lachine site.
May you be at peace, my love."
Beloved and cherished husband to Christine Imbleau.
He is survived by his parents Frank and Doris, his sister Janet (Tim Lapin), his sister-in-law Monique Imbleau, his nephews, his niece, great nieces, great nephews, his uncles, his aunts, cousins, his collegues, and many friends.
Ken was a keen curler, a member for over 40 years at the Lachine Curling Club, making him one of the youngest, longest standing members at the Lachine Curling Club.
He was also a great softball player, having played many years on the Lachine Curling Club team and winning MVP player of the year.
His "joie de vivre", sharp sense of humour along with his intelligence and generosity, and finally, his helpfulness, will be sadly missed.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the MUHC (RVH and the Lachine location).
Special thanks to The Day Hospital staff at the Glen as well as the Dyalisis units, both at the Glen and Lachine site.
May you be at peace, my love."