Condolence: So sorry for your loss. May all your memories of your father be of the best time shared with him.

Condolence: TO KEN BULLER'S FAMILY... WISH TO PASS ON MY CONDOLENCES TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU... MAY HE REST IN TOTAL PEACE... BLESSINGS TO ALL...

Condolence: Ken was a long and dear friend and will miss him terribly, our sincere condolences go out to his family. Ken now reunited with Dorothy.

Condolence: Ken, Gloria, Nancy and Dayle: Just wanted you to know you are in my thoughts. May you all find comfort in the memories you made and shared with your father. “Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.” Jackie (BMO)

Condolence: An amazing man who served his community, his country, and most importantly his family. He will be greatly missed by all. My sincere condolences.

Condolence: We are so terribly sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Buller. As a Volunteer (Myself) and a student (Brittney) at Lackner Woods, we were so blessed to have known Mr. Buller and the wonderful and giving spirit he had. He was so very proud of his daughter Dayle and I know that his work there and the ability to influence so many youth was a beneficial aspect for both himself and the students. Rest in peace Mr. Buller.

Condolence: Dayle, Ken Jr., Mark and all the Buller Family, may your Dad's smiles remain in your hearts forever. Take Care, respectfully, Janette, Brad and Angela Bain, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.

Condolence: Dearest Dayle and Family, My heart is aching with the news of your father's passing. He was a fine man who lit up the room with his wit and charm. I always looked forward to chatting with "Papa Joe" and hearing his stories and jokes. I will remember him fondly. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Condolence: Dayle & Family: So sorry to hear of your loss, Dayle, but from what I have just read here, I believe you are a lot like your father. Treasure the memories, of which I am sure there are many, and know I am thinking of you.

Condolence: It is with a heavy heart that I leave this condolence for the Dayle' whole family. I am so sorry for your loss. Ken, aka Papa Joe to some of us, was a wonderful man who I know loved his family with all his being. I was always glad to hear when he was going to stop by. His eyes were always sparkling. He was not only the best problem solver for getting things done but he was full of wit, humor and his stories were wonderful. Rest in peace Mr. Buller.

Condolence: Dayle, May precious memories bring comfort to you and your family in your time of loss. My thoughts are with you. Hugs, Lorraine

Condolence: My sympathy on the passing of your Dad and grandfather. I have many fond memories of the Buller family and Ken's Dad Jim my "adopted" Grandfather. Been a lot of years but he sure looked like his Dad in his later years. Blessings to you all as you mourn his passing. Carol Pride, Bracebridge

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to the Buller family. Ken and Dorothy were special people, neighbours and great friends. We remember so many wonderful times on Riverbank Drive. They were both significant influences on our family and will cherish their memory forever. Much love, The Major Family

Condolence: To Dayle and the Buller Family: I just want to offer my sympathy over the loss of your father and loved one. It is never easy to say goodbye. May you have great memories that will live on in your hearts.

Condolence: I am an old friend. I knew Kenny when he worked at Dowlers store. Ken married our neighbour, Dorthey Wilson, and I was at their wedding. I was 12 years old. We spent time together at The Association of Canadian Travelers telling jokes. We visited Kenny at his home when we were in Kitchener. So many wonderful times together, for all his stories, true or not you had to just love Kenny Buller! Jack K.

Condolence: Ken and family, Sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. I know he will be greatly missed by his family. You have made many memories through your travels and time spent together and now he has taken the greatest journey of all. May you find comfort and hope in knowing that God understands your loss and grief and will be your strength. Blessings, Major Renée

Condolence: To cousins Kenny Jr., Gloria, Nancy and Dayle and families, It is with much sadness that Cathy and I learned of Uncle Ken's passing. He may have been 95 years "young" but his vibrant nature and outlook on life seemed to nullify the years. His laugh, gift of "gab" and his "endless" stream of jokes will be missed by many I am sure. When Cathy and I last visited with Uncle Ken this past September, a lengthly topic of discussion was catching up on all the families and how everyone was doing. His love of family was very evident, which we already knew. Our sincere condolences, Don & Cathy Buller