Welcome to the memorial page for
Euell Kenneth McIntosh
April 11, 1931 ~ September 1, 2015 (age 84) 84 Years Old Light a Candle
Leave a Condolence
Message from Bill Doan
September 8, 2015 7:37 AM
Ken was a good man and a credit to the flooring industry. Ken was my Friend!
God comfort and be with his family.
Bill Doan
God comfort and be with his family.
Bill Doan
Message from Louise Dobbs
September 3, 2015 8:42 AM
It was heartbreaking to learn of Ken's passing. I came to CRI in 1998 as his assistant. Ken was a great mentor and friend. Those of us who had the pleasure of working with Ken will miss him greatly. Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss.
Message from Lynne Peer
September 24, 2015 11:19 AM
Louise,
What a nice tribute to Ken. He was such a wonderful person and always a big supporter of women in the industry. Just learned about this today in the CRI Newsline. He will be missed so much.
What a nice tribute to Ken. He was such a wonderful person and always a big supporter of women in the industry. Just learned about this today in the CRI Newsline. He will be missed so much.
Message from Jeff Bishop
September 6, 2015 12:14 AM
There are times in all our lives when we wish we’d taken notes. Such a time for me was when I first met Ken McIntosh.
Memories are fragile things. Early on to the best of my memory, Ken McIntosh understood the value of and contributions the cleaning industry could make to support and promote carpet as a sustainable product in the eyes of consumers.
Even before his retirement, Ken volunteered his services as a Board member of the Society of Cleaning and Restoration Technicians (SCRT). He was a quiet and consistent encourager who brought a wealth of knowledge and industry history to our table. He never dominated the conversation about controversial issues, but when he spoke, we all knew it was time for us to stop talking and listen to his wise counsel.
And when meetings were adjourned, Ken was fun to be around too. It was over numerous lunches and dinners that he became one of us. He took time to engage in our personal and professional lives, to praise our accomplishments, to encourage us to become better, more productive contributors to our families, our communities, our industry.
I only wish now that I could go back and recount the good times I had with my friend – indeed our industry’s friend - Ken McIntosh.
Like I said in the beginning, memories are fragile; I wish I’d taken notes . . .
Jeff Bishop
Memories are fragile things. Early on to the best of my memory, Ken McIntosh understood the value of and contributions the cleaning industry could make to support and promote carpet as a sustainable product in the eyes of consumers.
Even before his retirement, Ken volunteered his services as a Board member of the Society of Cleaning and Restoration Technicians (SCRT). He was a quiet and consistent encourager who brought a wealth of knowledge and industry history to our table. He never dominated the conversation about controversial issues, but when he spoke, we all knew it was time for us to stop talking and listen to his wise counsel.
And when meetings were adjourned, Ken was fun to be around too. It was over numerous lunches and dinners that he became one of us. He took time to engage in our personal and professional lives, to praise our accomplishments, to encourage us to become better, more productive contributors to our families, our communities, our industry.
I only wish now that I could go back and recount the good times I had with my friend – indeed our industry’s friend - Ken McIntosh.
Like I said in the beginning, memories are fragile; I wish I’d taken notes . . .
Jeff Bishop
© 2024 Shawn Chapman Funeral Home. All Rights Reserved. Funeral Home website by CFS & TA | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Accessibility