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KENNETH GEORGE JERRED |
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Kenneth
George Jerred
was born in Moose Jaw
on December 22, 1913 and passed away June 1, 2010 at age 96.
Ken married Doris Fraser on October 7, 1937.
He served in the Army during WWII and is a veteran and a
member of the Royal Canadian Legion.
In his earlier years he worked for the Moose Jaw School Unit,
then went out on his own as a finishing carpenter.
Ken built many items that are treasured by his family and
friends.
He loved a challenge and could always figure out a way to
satisfy the customer.
Ken had a very special love of listening to various
artist’s piano music, which he had playing daily.
For many years Ken and Doris travelled to |
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Guest Book Christine Doyle - Moose Jaw, SK: Thinking of you at this difficult time, I will give you a call Cheryl and if you need me for anything you call me. Chris. Brenda Hartley - Briercrest, SK: Dear Cheryl, So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I know how very close you were to your Dad and I recall you to were very proud of all his woodwork talents. We still have the hose racing game that he made. My thoughts are with you at this sad time. Wishing you Peace and Healing as your good memories help you through this. Jill Andrews - Moose Jaw, SK: Thinking of you at this time Cheryl knowing how close you were to your Dad. You spent so much time with him and will have so many memories from all you shared. Hoping that those will help you through this time. JILL Bert & Betty Brown - Clearview, South Australia: Our thoughts are with the family, relations only just discovered but never met. Linda Valley - Moose Jaw, SK: Cheryl - So sorry to hear of Kens Passing. He was a joy to care for and I will miss your visits to see him with Indy2. May you find peace in your memories of your dad. Susan Constable - Moose Jaw, SK: Our heartfelt sympathies to the Jerred family at this difficult time. May all your wonderful memories carry you through this time. from the Constable family Stan and Marlene Boyko - Caron, SK: Cheryl, we are sending you our sincere sympathy in the loss of your dear dad...he was so lucky to have you and your family after he lost Doris. You all will have so many fond memories... may they bring you comfort as you mourn his passing. Lorraine Shirtliff (Jerred) - Demaine, SK: So sorry to hear that Uncle Ken passed away. It's good to know that he lived a long and happy life with his family close by. You will have many happy memories to help you through this sad time. The one thing that I remember from when I was little were the wonderful grandfather clocks he made. I will e-mail you Cheryl (Marsha sent me your address) Thinking of you Lorraine and Donald Shirtliff Fred Jerred - Wapella, SK: We are deeply sorry to hear about the death of Uncle Ken. I too remember the clocks that he crafted. But I think what I will remember the most is his warm and gentle nature. I think that was a trait that Ken along with the rest the Jerred's were instilled with by their parents. They must have drove Grandma Jerred crazy when they got together but they loved life. Their kindness and compassion touched so many people. Time has a way of healing the heart. In time nothing but good memories will remain. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Jerred family in their time of sorrow. Fred & Marie Jerred |
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