Shocked and saddened by the news. I have a fond memory of Ken to share. I think it was in 1991 or 1992, my wife and I were in Toronto catching a connecting flight at Pearson International Airport. While walking through the vast hallways, I spotted Ken, and he spotted me. We met and he said, as only Ken could, “Jesus Christ, you walk like a Pochopsky”. The three of us sat down at a small pub in the airport, shared a few drinks and talked about business and our trips. My wife and I almost missed our connecting flight, as we got caught up in good friendly conversation with Ken. Sincerely, Christopher Pochopsky

Thinking of you All, during this very difficult time. May Friends and Family help ease the pain.

Andrew, Barbara and Pochopsky family, please accept our sincerest sympathies. A longtime resident and businessman, Ken was a supporter of his community and a great Kirkland Laker.

Dear Pochopsky children, Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Treasure the great memories of your dad and remember that his legacy lives on through his beautiful children and grandchildren.

Our deepest sympathy to all the family. Ken will be missed by the whole community. We keep you in our thoughts and prayers and hope all the good memories will help ease your sorrow.

My thoughts and deepest sympathies to the Pochopsky family. Ken was a great Kirkland Laker and will be greatly missed.

To the Pochopsky Family; Our deepest condolences in the loss of your father and grandfather. Our thoughts are with your family at this difficult time.

Our sympathy goes out to the Pochopsky and Yamka families. Your wonderful memories of a great dad/brother/uncle will help you through these difficult times. Ken was a true Kirkland Laker and will be greatly missed. You are in our thoughts.

We are thinking of you at this sad time. Steve and Ken were good friends. Condolences from our family to yours.

I have just heard of Kenny’s passing and wish to extend to his family our deepest sympathies. I am Ken’s first cousin (his Father and my Mother were brother and sister). After I was married, my husband and I and three children use to visit Kirland Lake and we spent many good times at the cottage. Ken would take the kids on the back of his motor bike for rides and also rides in the motor boat. Many good memories. I am sure he will be missed by family and friends.