Obituary for Kenneth McCoy
Kenneth Alvin McCoy March 28, 1933- December 12, 2022
Kenneth Alvin McCoy passed away peacefully on Monday December 12, 2022, at Campbell House in Collingwood in his 90th year surrounded by his loving family. He will be greatly missed by his wife and best friend of 60 years, Linda (McMaster). Loving and proud Dad to Tim (Mary Ann), and Nancy (Myles), beloved grandfather to Lindsay (Nolan), Taylor (Dan), Sarah, Mack and Melanie, and great grandfather to Carsen. Ken was the youngest of eleven children, predeceased by his siblings, Edwin, Louise, Eleanor, George, Margaret, Bruce, Mary, Ruby, Howard, and infant Pearl.
Ken lived his entire life in the Collingwood/Stayner area. He was an avid gardener and enjoyed watching his Maple Leafs. He loved to spend time in his man cave working on all sorts of projects. He will be remembered for his kindness and generosity.
We would like to thank all the homecare PSWs that helped us within the last year, as well as the staff at Campbell House that helped throughout this difficult time. If desired, the family would request donations be made to Hospice Georgian Triangle – Campbell House, or Alzheimer Society in memory of Ken.
Kenneth Alvin McCoy passed away peacefully on Monday December 12, 2022, at Campbell House in Collingwood in his 90th year surrounded by his loving family. He will be greatly missed by his wife and best friend of 60 years, Linda (McMaster). Loving and proud Dad to Tim (Mary Ann), and Nancy (Myles), beloved grandfather to Lindsay (Nolan), Taylor (Dan), Sarah, Mack and Melanie, and great grandfather to Carsen. Ken was the youngest of eleven children, predeceased by his siblings, Edwin, Louise, Eleanor, George, Margaret, Bruce, Mary, Ruby, Howard, and infant Pearl.
Ken lived his entire life in the Collingwood/Stayner area. He was an avid gardener and enjoyed watching his Maple Leafs. He loved to spend time in his man cave working on all sorts of projects. He will be remembered for his kindness and generosity.
We would like to thank all the homecare PSWs that helped us within the last year, as well as the staff at Campbell House that helped throughout this difficult time. If desired, the family would request donations be made to Hospice Georgian Triangle – Campbell House, or Alzheimer Society in memory of Ken.