1964
Kenneth
2021
Kenneth Perepolkin
October 30, 1964 — August 28, 2021
Kenneth Gordon Perepolkin
October 30, 1964 - August 28, 2021
Ken Perepolkin was born in New Denver, BC to Harry and Katie Perepolkin and was raised in Hills, BC. He was predeceased by his dad, Harry in May, 2021.
He will be greatly missed by his mom Katie, sister Donna, nieces Katrina (Garry), Selena (Pedro), nephews Noah and Lorenzo and many relatives and friends.
Ken had been working as a building services worker at Douglas College for 15 years prior to his passing. He was a firm believer in continually learning new things and took many different courses throughout his life both to further his education and for personal growth.
Sports were a huge part of Ken’s life but hockey was his passion. In his spare time he worked as a scorekeeper for one of the local hockey leagues.
When he wasn’t working or taking courses, Ken enjoyed taking his nephews to the park, getting together with his many friends, listening to jazz, blues and rock music on vinyl, visiting his family and friends in the Kootenays and attempting to out-fish his dad.
Ken was always there to help his family and friends when needed. He was well-versed and knowledgeable in many things and his gentle kindness and good-natured manner allowed him to make friends wherever he went.
A private family service was held on September 8th.
We believe Ken is together with his dad playing crib and competing to pull the most fish out of the water.
October 30, 1964 - August 28, 2021
Ken Perepolkin was born in New Denver, BC to Harry and Katie Perepolkin and was raised in Hills, BC. He was predeceased by his dad, Harry in May, 2021.
He will be greatly missed by his mom Katie, sister Donna, nieces Katrina (Garry), Selena (Pedro), nephews Noah and Lorenzo and many relatives and friends.
Ken had been working as a building services worker at Douglas College for 15 years prior to his passing. He was a firm believer in continually learning new things and took many different courses throughout his life both to further his education and for personal growth.
Sports were a huge part of Ken’s life but hockey was his passion. In his spare time he worked as a scorekeeper for one of the local hockey leagues.
When he wasn’t working or taking courses, Ken enjoyed taking his nephews to the park, getting together with his many friends, listening to jazz, blues and rock music on vinyl, visiting his family and friends in the Kootenays and attempting to out-fish his dad.
Ken was always there to help his family and friends when needed. He was well-versed and knowledgeable in many things and his gentle kindness and good-natured manner allowed him to make friends wherever he went.
A private family service was held on September 8th.
We believe Ken is together with his dad playing crib and competing to pull the most fish out of the water.
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