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In Memory of
Kenneth Theodore "Ken"
Graff
Graff
1943 - 2015
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Obituary for Kenneth Theodore "Ken" Graff
Mr. Kenneth Theodore Graff passed away peacefully on Saturday, March 28th, 2015 at the age of 71 years. Kenneth leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Lynne; daughters, Tara (Jay) and Treva (Jason); grandchildren, Jade, Dakota and Daxton; sister, Bernice; mother-in-law, Kaja; brother-in-law, Bob (Colleen); sister-in-law, Lori (Chris); and dear friends, Dave and Sandy.
Kenneth Theodore Graff was born on July 5, 1943 in Empress, AB to Theodore and Elizabeth Graff. He spent his childhood in the Leader area but moved to Medicine Hat at the age of 16 where he eventually met his wife Lynne and settled down to raise a family.
At a very young age, Ken developed a strong work ethic and strived to build a solid foundation for his future. He started working on the railroad and from there he worked for a farmer in the Jenner area. From 1965 - 1975 Ken worked for the Purity & Crystal Dairies as a milkman.
Ken and Lynne met in 1963 and later married in 1966. In 1973, their first daughter Tara was born and in 1976 that their second daughter Treva was born. That same year, Ken started working for the City of Medicine Hat driving truck for the Environmental Utilities Department. He spent the next 27 years with the City and retired in 2002.
There were many different facets to Ken’s personality, which was what made him so special and loveable to all that knew him. One minute he could be as tough as nails, and the next he could be a soft hearted and gentle soul. He was especially soft when it came to his 7 nieces, or his 3 grandchildren. There wasn’t anything he would not have done for the one’s he loved.
Ken often called the Moose his second home. He spent 40+ years as a devoted member, and felt as though the people there were his second family. Ken was a wonderful dancer, so the weekends were a perfect time to take Lynne for a spin on the dance floor at the Moose. Like Fred and Ginger, they always lit up the dance floor together.
His home was “his castle” and he was “The King”!
Kenneth Theodore Graff was born on July 5, 1943 in Empress, AB to Theodore and Elizabeth Graff. He spent his childhood in the Leader area but moved to Medicine Hat at the age of 16 where he eventually met his wife Lynne and settled down to raise a family.
At a very young age, Ken developed a strong work ethic and strived to build a solid foundation for his future. He started working on the railroad and from there he worked for a farmer in the Jenner area. From 1965 - 1975 Ken worked for the Purity & Crystal Dairies as a milkman.
Ken and Lynne met in 1963 and later married in 1966. In 1973, their first daughter Tara was born and in 1976 that their second daughter Treva was born. That same year, Ken started working for the City of Medicine Hat driving truck for the Environmental Utilities Department. He spent the next 27 years with the City and retired in 2002.
There were many different facets to Ken’s personality, which was what made him so special and loveable to all that knew him. One minute he could be as tough as nails, and the next he could be a soft hearted and gentle soul. He was especially soft when it came to his 7 nieces, or his 3 grandchildren. There wasn’t anything he would not have done for the one’s he loved.
Ken often called the Moose his second home. He spent 40+ years as a devoted member, and felt as though the people there were his second family. Ken was a wonderful dancer, so the weekends were a perfect time to take Lynne for a spin on the dance floor at the Moose. Like Fred and Ginger, they always lit up the dance floor together.
His home was “his castle” and he was “The King”!
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