Condolences
Judie & Family: My sincere sympathy to you & your family. �🦋
— Shirley Stuart
Judie & Family: My sincere sympathy to you & your family. �🦋
— Shirley Stuart
En mon nom, Jenny et les enfants, nous vous présentons nos sincères condoléances pour le départ du bienaimé Ken. Que Dieu le Père vous accorde le courage nécessaire pour traverser cette épreuve et qu'il réserve une place à sa table au paradis pour son serviteur Ken. Que son âme repose en paix.
Patrick
— Jenny et Patrick (Famille Fénelon)
Judie and family, Peter and I would like to send our deepest condolences to you all on the passing of Ken, your husband/ father/ grandfather. It is not easy to lose a loved one. He will be missed so much. Ken was so wise and kind and humble. He was easy to talk with and we always appreciated so much the times you both(Ken and Judie) came to visit us. May God continue to sustain you as you put your hope and trust in Him.
— Sarah and Peter Duguid
You both brought so much of our Lord and of yourselves into our lives. We are forever grateful for that. Thank you.
— Carol and Jeff Gordon
En souvenir de Ken et Judie, qui avait eu la bonté de m'accueillir le soir de Noël 2015, alors que j'étais étudiant à l'université de Moncton.
— Étienne Gaillard
Judie, Ron and I are so sad to hear of Ken’s passing. Your faith will carry you through this ordeal. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
— Ron and Darlene Bohlman
Je tiens à adresser mes sincères condoléances à toute la famille Anderson, et particulièrement à Judie, son épouse.
Toutes mes pensées vous accompagnent en cette période difficile. Je garde de très beaux souvenirs de Ken, qui m’a accueillie avec beaucoup de générosité et de bienveillance. Dans un pays loin de ma famille et en tant qu'étudiante, il a été pour moi une véritable figure paternelle, et je lui en serai toujours reconnaissante.
Repose en paix, Ken.
— Lesly Mbateng
My condolences to the Anderson family.
We pray for peace in this time, may your family find peace in God's promises.
— Darick Holler
Ken was such a beautiful soul. I'm so grateful to both of you, who lets me enter your spiritual family, helping me (as well as my sister and friends) belong to Moncton family. I will deeply miss Ken, his kindness and his daily jokes. Both of you helped me so much. Sending hugs and love for Judie and her family
— Sandratana
Judie & family: I will be thinking of all of you over the next few days with regard to Ken's passing. I remember when I first met you in 1985. I just returned to NB from Maine and you had recently arrived in Moncton. We became close friends and as you remember, if I was passing by, I would park my car on the highway and climb over the berm into your backyard! Fond memories.
Ken was ALWAYS an encourager, regardless of his circumstances or those of us he cared about. He will be dearly missed until we join him.
Love to all the Anderson clan.
— Ralph Freeze
So very sorry for your loss..
He is at peace now ..
— Al & Sue Gauvin
Hi Eric, sorry to hear about your dad. My thoughts are with you and your family through this challenging time. I fondly remember coming out of the back door of my house to 'Hey big V!' on more occasions than I can count. I remember the time that your dad brought us to skating to an outdoor ice rink only to find out that we were skating on someone else's property! 😂 Luckily for us they were friendly and let us stay. I laugh every time I think about it. My favorite childhood memories include loading into the red caravan and having your dad drive us around. One of the memories that really sticks out is when your dad brought us to the BMX park and I skinned my face all over the side of the announcers tower as I was climbing down and how your dad made sure that I was okay. I want you to know that your dad was a staple person in my childhood. I find this news to be very sad and I will miss him as well.
— Vince
Dear Judie and family,
Ken has been a great team member for the ministry in Quebec and later on in different places. We remember him as an encourager who knew how to give practical illustrations.
We pray that the Lord will comfort you and renew his peace and joy.
You are in our prayers.
— Jean-Marc & Sylvie Gretillat
Our sincere condolences to Mrs. Anderson and family. We first met Kenneth (Ken) when he knocked on our door after we had just moved in over 39 years ago. He indicated that he wished to welcome us to the neighborhood. He wore a broad smile which easily conveyed warmth. In the ensuing seasons , we witnessed the comings and goings of his growing family , his Fall wood splitting and cording and the family’s admirable self reliance. The evening glow of their house lights acted as a kind of reassuring beacon that both my wife and I noticed and subconsciously appreciated as a part of shared values. We will miss him.
May God rest his soul and comfort his family members during this time of mourning.
Jacques and Louise Hébert.
57 Frobisher Avenue,
Moncton
— Jacques and Louise Hébert
My sinceres condolences to you Judith and all the family. I met you and Ken in the Bible studies in Cap-Pele. You and Ken me and Rita a lot on our walk with the Lord. May God bless you and your family.
— Laurie Richard
My heart goes out to you and your family. I am thankful for the wonderful and fruitful ministry you and Ken had teaching and teaching. You are in our prayers as you and we grieve Ken. He will be missed.
— Faye