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Kenneth Taylor
Born: August 9, 1938
Passed: November 25, 2024
Life Span: 1938 – 2024
Service:
Saturday, July 12, 2025 at 11:00 a.m.

Kenneth Taylor

1938 – 2024

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Ken is survived by his children: Tracy Taylor, Alan (Christy) Taylor, Jim (Cyndil) Taylor, Derek (Lorna) Taylor and Lana Lorincz; along with his son-in-law, Mel Rhodes; and his grandchildren: Braydon and Megan Giesbrecht, Harrison and Ava Taylor, Allison Taylor, Liam and Brennen Taylor, Dustin and Chad Leask, and Stewart and Willaim Rhodes; as well as numerous great-grandchildren.

Ken is survived by his children: Tracy Taylor, Alan (Christy) Taylor, Jim (Cyndil) Taylor, Derek (Lorna) Taylor and Lana Lorincz; along with his son-in-law, Mel Rhodes; and his grandchildren: Braydon and Megan Giesbrecht, Harrison and Ava Taylor, Allison Taylor, Liam and Brennen Taylor, Dustin and Chad Leask, and Stewart and Willaim Rhodes; as well as numerous great-grandchildren.

Besides his loving wife of 47 years, Edie Taylor, he is predeceased by his daughters, Michelle Taylor and Rhea Rhodes; as well as his brother, James Taylor; and his grandson, Andrew Lornicz.

Ken was born on August 9, 1938 in Dorintosh, Saskatchewan, where he grew up farming on the family farm. Throughout his life, Ken accomplished a number of things; he spent time as a Farmer, Taxi Driver, Air Traffic Controller, Horticulturist and spent many years with Southern Agri Services. In his younger years, he was an avid curler, hockey player and he loved to sing. Ken was an amateur entomologist who enjoyed gathering and displaying butterflies.

Ken lived in many places throughout his life, including Meadow Lake, Saskatoon and Regina, Saskatchewan, Fort St. John, B.C., Grande Prairie and Lethbridge, Alberta, along with Yuma, Arizona. Ken had many stories about his travels and his experiences (and he loved to tell you about them) but the things he liked to talk about the most were his life with Edie and how much his family meant to him.

Ken and Edie were very involved with their church and he was very thankful for his church family.

He will be very missed but we all understand that Ken and Edie are back together now and some of the stars shine a little brighter.

A Celebration of Kenneth’s Life will be held at ONE LIFE CHURCH – 501 40 Street South, Lethbridge, AB on Saturday, July 12, 2025 at 11:00 A.M.

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Ken was a true gentleman. Always willing to share a kind word he was a man of faith who lived his beliefs through his thoughts, words and actions. He was a true and close friend, and will be missed.

Derrick Krizsan, July 7, 2025

So much left unsaid, I will miss him.

Derek Taylor, December 13, 2024

We enjoyed being Ken’s neighbor for many years. He was very kind and gentle. We enjoyed his stories. God Bless him and Rest in Peace. I am sure Edie welcomed him with open arms

Ron and Lanai Schamber, December 12, 2024

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