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It is with deep sadness I announce the sudden passing of our friend Ken Soucie. Ken was one of the strongest supporters of IDPA, and our first Five Gun Master classified shooter. Additionally. Ken held three State Championships in ESR and one Provincial title. He was active as a Safety Officer Instructor for IDPA as well as the local Area Contact and sat on IDPA Canada National Council.

Ken provided invaluable support to myself and his wise council will be missed.

Our sympathies and prayers are extended to his wife Carol and family on their sad loss.

R.B. (Bob) Bonenfant
IDPA Area Coordinator - Canada
 
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I remember him shooting in last year IPSC Provincials, I think with Glock.
I was ROing that stage. Very good shooter, very good man, I am so sorry....
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ken was a great guy and he will indeed be missed. im not even sure what to say but i think that for everybody that knew him were all shocked. ken was a superb guy and ill miss him on practice nights and matches.
 
My sicerest condolences.

Met Ken back in March, was very impressed by his instruction at the IDPA orientation course. Sad to see a fine man gone too soon.
 
Shocked with disbelief, a huge blow to the IDPA community, a skilled gunsmith/marksman and retired soldier, this will impact every shooter in the Windsor area, what a sad day.
Condolences to his Wife Carol and the boys as well as his extended family at Windsor Action Pistol & General Gun and Supply
 
SOUCIE, Kenneth Leslie Passed away suddenly on May 25, 2010 at the age of 55. Beloved husband and best friend of Carol Jean (nee Faught), with whom he celebrated 26 years of marriage. Dearest father of Richard and William. Beloved son of Harold (1984) and Claire (2001). Loving brother to Michael and Shirley, David and Sue, William and Patricia, Paul and Grace, Rosemary and Wayne, Barbara (1998), Jim, Robert and Mary, Janice and friend Ken, Phillip and Patty and Christopher and Tracey. Loving uncle to many nieces and nephews. Dearest son-in-law to Tom and Catherine Faught, brother-in-law to Lorraine and David and Tommy and Joanne. Ken served in the Canadian Airborne Regiment, and was also a Pathfinder with the Canadian Armed Forces. He served two tours as a Peacekeeper with the United Nations in both Yugoslavia and Cypress. He also served three years as Essex Regiment Seargent Major in the Essex Kent Scottish. He was a toolmaker by trade and was recognized as the best gunsmith in Ontario. Sports was his passion, along with a ride on his Harley accompanied by his many brothers. He touched many with his kindness and generosity and will be greatly missed by all his friends and neighbours. Visitation will take place at the Victoria Greenlawn Memorial Chapel and Visitation Centre, 1525 Hwy 3, (1km west of Walker Road) 519-969-3939 on Saturday, May 29, 2010 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 until time of funeral service at 7:30 p.m. Cremation to follow.
 
He sure was well known. He has been a fixture in Windsor Ontario shooting scene since his retirement from the army in the late 90's I believe. He will leave a very large hole in the community.

My Condolences to his family and all who will feel his loss.
 
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