Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Condolence: A year. A year that must seems like an eternity...and yet as if the passing of Kendall was just yesterday. Dear Fon and Ken; and Brandon, Nikki, Caden and Quinn....I am thinking about you and praying for deep peace as you remember and honor the one year anniversary of Kendall's death. May the knowing he loved you well and that you also loved him well be a comfort to your hearts!

Condolence: I met Kendall very recently, we went out to see Game 3 at a local bar to watch the Raptors against Golden State. We met half way because we live so close, I remembered I took a little long and by the time I went outside he was practically there and made a joke about meeting him "halfway". We both laughed hugged, walked and talked about the Paramedic program because I took G.A.S Health a few years ago. We got there and had a pitcher and laughed a lot. His laugh was one of those laughs that made you laugh. We talked about our programs and how difficult they were, yet rewarding at the same time. I remember giving him life advice and focusing on his goals. We both talked about our past struggles and how to move on from situations and how we need to better ourselves because its unhealthy to be stuck in the past. I made the suggestion to go on morning runs because the trail is between us and we're so close ("there's no excuse"). He was generous and a gentleman, opened the door, polite, apologizing for everything like any true Canadian. I remember him insisting to walk me all the way back home after we finished watching the game. We roared about how close it was and he we both in "aw". When we got close to his place, he gave me a big hug, pointed to his townhouse and said, "well I live right there (as he points to it and chuckles) so if you ever need anything you know where I live" he smiled and gave me another hug and told me to msg him when I got home so he knew I got home safe. That was unfortunately the only time I went out with him, I messaged him a few days later asking about a morning jog but no response probably because he was already on his way to work. It wasnt until I found out on the internet the devastating news. I wish I bugged him sooner about that jog. Its times like these where you know life is so unpredictable. When Kendall told me stories about the rides he went on his eyes would light up. We also had a deep conversation about the job and I remember telling him to never give up, be strong and that he will overcome his barriers and succeed. I told him, you can't save them all, but the ones you save will always remember you and that's the drive you need to keep going and just keep going. I remember that look in his eyes of devotion after telling him that and to focus more than ever on his career because he's so close. I wish for many things as everyone does, but his presence was strong and you can tell he just wanted to make a difference in life with no expectations. He will forever be missed by many, he was a strong soul and I cherish the short memories we had together. Rest easy Kendall, you were a great man and a true gentleman.

Condolence: To the Waite family, my deepest condolences on the loss of kendal. For the time I worked with him he was super nice. Never a time he didn't have a smile on his face. Even though we no longer worked together we were still coworkers and he was a great friend. RIP Kendal. Praying for strength for the family.

Condolence: Our memories of Kendall are mostly from a younger age when our families and friends were very intertwined with many treasured times. Yet still there is a heaviness for this loss, very current, very real as if those times were just yesterday.
Perhaps this is what it means to "bear one another's burdens" we share the weight of sorrow. It is a heavy weight to bear, too much on your own so we bear this sorrow with you.
Ron and Betty

Condolence: ken and Fontaine and family so very sorry for your loss ,please except my deepest sympathys

Condolence: On behalf of Gary Arthur, myself, Frontline Forensics and the Tone-Gar Security team, we would like to express our sincere condolences for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Waite family during this most difficult time.

Condolence: Kendall brought such life and love and laughter. My deep felt sympathy for all the family and friends whose hearts are hurting. Kendall's "larger than life" presence will be missed. I pray that the memories he brought will be a source of comfort.

Condolence: Kendall was one semester above me at school; we would practice scenarios, study, and talk about where we wanted to do our rideouts and eventually work. There was never a dull moment with him around! Always a source of stories and fun. We will miss him.

Condolence: Ken and Fontaine. We had the great privilege of meeting Kendall through our daughter Jax. He was always kind , funny and a very special person. His smile and laughter were contagious and we shared many special moments with him. We can not imagine the heartbreak you are both dealing with. Kendall will be sadly missed but his memory will live on forever. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your great son.
Wanda and Ken Schoenhals