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LANCELEY: With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Kenneth Blaine Lanceley on December 28, 2016 in Winnipeg. Ken was born October 18, 1951 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He was predeceased by grandparents Joe and Mary Vermette, Eli Wuttunee and Mary Johnston, parents Lester Vermette and Hilda Lanceley Brown, stepfathers Albert Lanceley and Ernie Brown and sister-in-law, Aurie Lanceley. Ken is survived by his wife, Ann, son Joseph, daughter Sarah (Dave) and three granddaughters Rowan, Mya and Lilyana. Ken was the oldest of ten and leaves to mourn him six sisters: Peggy Vermette, Darlene Lanceley (Gary), Sherry Saevil (Glen), Sandra Lanceley (Rob), Patsy Littlepine (Brian) and Donna Brown; three brothers: Earl Lanceley, Wayne Brown and Robert Brown (Beatka); his father and mother -in-law Harold and Winnie Baird and sisters-in-law Allison Gordon (Peter) and Susan Baird (Doug) as well as numerous nieces and nephews, most of whom knew and loved him. Ken was a man who loved to work with wood. Although most of his working years were spent in Brandon, Manitoba he plied his trade in four provinces as a contractor, teacher, apprenticeship counsellor and building inspector. Ken worked hard for all of his achievements and yet he never failed to enjoy life in the moment. He had a large laugh and a larger heart. His home was open to anyone who needed a place to stay. Ken was an easy-going, compassionate and thoughtful man. People were proud to call him a friend as evidenced by the outpouring of support and love he received during his battle with cancer. We will miss him dearly.Friends and relatives are encouraged to share in stories and condolences for the family by visiting Ken's memorial page at integritydeathcare.comINTEGRITYCremation & Funeral Planning204-295-5408 integritydeathcare.com
As published in Brandon Sun on Jan 04, 2017
Condolences & Memories (2 entries)
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I remember driving in a white-out snow storm to The Pas. Ken driving his truck and me in my Mustang. Huge log trucks on your tailgate and slipper. When we arrived, we were snowblind! What a day! - Posted by: Norma Niefer (Friend) on: Sep 18, 2024
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This Life story is submitted very late. I Have often wondered over the years what happened to my friend as he moved through life. Ken was a friend through High School and into early 20's. Ken lived with me in my home during high school years and then eventually traveled to Ontario where he and myself (among other friends) were at the "Bedrock" farm. Ken met Anne at the farm. I remember the evening like it was yesterday. Blessings and thoughts. - Posted by: William Schmidt (Friend in early years) on: Jan 14, 2023