Kenneth "Ken" Kalhagen

Ron, Sandy and Bob-my deepest sympathies to you and your families, for the loss of your father. I worked with Sandy at Eagle # 059 for years and had many a laugh with her and her husband Bob during that time. I hung with and played rec league basketball with Ron on he and Bob's Ideal Crane sponsored teams. We also had a laugh or two. Unfortunately time and circumstances have kept us from sharing more laughs and stories, but I still enjoy reliving those times in my mind. Regretfully, due to a prior commitment, I will be unable to attend the Saturday service, but know my thoughts will be with you and yours. Rick Knoche

My fondest memories of my Grandpa were the times he would take me to his woodworking shop in the basement. Grandpa would always let me help him with whatever project he had going. It was a magical place for me, I can still smell the sawdust and hear his old Crosley radio playing. Before we went back upstairs we had to make sure we vacuumed all the dust off so as not to mess up Grandmas kitchen. The camping trips they took me on are some of the best memories of my life. Get ready Gramps because when I join you someday we are going to have some awesome camping adventures. Love " Mick ".