Sincere condolences to all family, friends and co-workers. May peace and strength accompany you during this difficult time. May he rest in eternal peace.

So sad to hear this news. I knew Ken from our early days at Royal Caribbean, and actually took his position when he left Internal Audit, He was smart, funny, gracious, and a true gentleman. A real class act who will be forever missed. My most sincere condolences to all of his loved ones.

I loved working with Ken at RCCL for 11 years. Watching him celebrate the births of his girls. A great fun guy who loved a good time and to dance. He will be deeply missed. Sending prayers to Michelle and the girls.

Ken is a good friend, and will be missed, I recall checking in with him every few months and he always was positive and had great advice. My condolences to his family.

I worked with Ken in multiple capacities during his time at Royal Caribbean. Ken was a very fine person. Thoughtful, considerate, polite, hard working, eager to assist. All great qualities to be remembered for and qualities all of us appreciate not only in an employee or colleague, but in life. My condolences to his family.

My heart goes out to you Miche. I was so saddened to hear about the passing of Ken. Please know that you are not alone. I’m here for you in anyway to help. My sympathies to the entire family 🙏

My deepest condolences 🙏 on your loss. My heart is breaking for your entire family. There are no words I can say to comfort you all at this time but he’s in God’s arms

My deepest condolences to his family. Ken was my manager in Newbuild. He was a funny, cool, calm and collective person. He was always listening to music in his office and was always speaking highly proud of his girls. May God provide comfort to his family during this difficult time.

I’ve known Ken for years. He was the quiet one yet a guy full of life, energy and discipline. One of his passion is that he loved music so much especially Caribbean music! And to find his peace he would indulge into planting beautiful and exotic plants and fruit trees. His family was his comfort, his inspiration and his love. Ken my friend it’s not the same without you but l know you’re in a better place. You will be sorely missed. Rest in Piece Brother!!

Dear cousin Cliff and Don, my deepest and sincerest condolences on the passing of your brother Ken. Hold tight the great memories shared over the years. Please bestow our condolences to his wife and daughters. Rest easy with the Angels dear cuz.

Really saddened at the news of Ken’s passing. We kept in touch mainly via Facebook where I enjoyed pictures of his lovely garden and travels. He was an old school mate at High School in Antigua. Sincere condolences to his wife and daughters, Don and CP and his extended family.
May your wonderful memories give you peace and comfort at this difficult time. May he SIP and rise in glory.

My dearest Michelle,

I was heartbroken to hear of Ken’s passing, and I want you to know how deeply sorry I am for your loss. I have such fond memories of both of you — I will never forget how awed I was when you once shared your honeymoon pictures with me, especially those breathtaking shots from Tahiti. I’ve now learned that Ken was an avid photographer, which explains how he so beautifully captured the wonder of that place.

Ken was truly a gentleman — kind, gracious, and full of life — and he leaves behind a beautiful legacy in you and your two wonderful daughters. While words can never truly ease the pain of such a loss, please know that you are surrounded by love and support.

I hope you find comfort in the memories of the incredible life you shared, the adventures, the laughter, and the love that will continue to live on in your hearts. Ken may be gone too soon, but his spirit, his talent, and the joy he brought to all who knew him will never be forgotten.

With my deepest sympathy and all my love,

Darline 💕

I met Ken at FAMU during our meeting of the Caribbean Club. To be honest, I was jealous of him when he stole the heart of one of our dearest and beautiful Hatian lady. However, very quickly, I learned to accept him as one of us. He blanded in so easily in our midst as if he was a true Haitian. Thstbguy enjoyed Grio and the Compas music more than most Haitians. He truly loved his girlfriend, Michelle, who quickly became his wife. He epitomized the term Husband and family man. I will definitely miss him.

We’re so sad to hear the news. We knew Kenny for many years, and shared one of his passions,PLANTS we forever will keep on our hear all the memories we shared in our yards talking about plants.He was a gentleman, devoted to his family. Michelle our heart going to you in these difficult moments, our deepest condolences to you and family. We will always going to be here for you🙏

I was so sorry to hear of the passing of a gentle giant. I’ve known Ken and his family for over 20 years. May God continue to bless and comfort his family.

Dear Michelle,
We were deeply saddened to hear about Ken’s passing. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time.

Our thoughts are with you.

With sympathy,
Patrick & Genevieve

Ken and I were school mates at the Antigua Grammer School and were charter member of the junior arm of the Lions Club Chapter of Antigua and Barbuda.
Ken was an avid dancer,always cutting a rug.
Rest well my friend on the bosom if our lord.
To his wife Michelle,Talia,Karina mother in law Clemence,his brothers Clufford and Donald and family my sincere condolences. May he rest in oeace.Semoer Virens.

It is hard to find the words to say goodbye to a friend I have known for over fifty years, from the days of my sojourns in Antigua, staying with my cousins, Brian and Terry Challenger. From those days of our youth, not yet teenagers, through the decades that followed and especially in recent years, Ken Charles was the kind of person that you can never forget. He was the kind of man who never wavered, whose word you could always trust, whose laughter could lift the room.

He was a man who loved deeply and lived fully. He found joy in the journey, in discovery, in the beauty of the world and the people within it. He cherished friendship and never took it for granted. His loyalty was quiet but unshakable. You always knew where you stood with him, and that was a rare gift.

He carried a deep pride in his beloved Antigua country, and an equally deep reverence for the British Virgin Islands where his mother hailed from and where I had the pleasure of his company on several occasionsThat connection to history, heritage, and identity grounded him—and in a way, grounded those of us lucky enough to stand beside him.
Above all, he loved his family – his beloved wife Michelle, his dear daughters, and his brothers – with a devotion that spoke volumes. He was never boastful, but his love was evident—in the way he spoke of them, the way he showed up for them, the way he lived his life with integrity and care.

His passing comes as a profound shock—far too soon, and far too sudden. It is a reminder of life’s fragility and the irreplaceable value of the people who walk beside us through the years.

I mourn his loss deeply, but I carry his memory with gratitude. For the friendship, the laughter, and for the kind, generous man he was. Rest in peace, my dear friend. You will never be forgotten.

So many of us who had on the pleasure of knowing him are broken by these news. My first manager at RCG in 2001 and two more times through my career I had the pleasure to work for him; great mentor, leader and friend. He loved music, traveling, his orchids and always so proud of his wife and daughters. The world lost a great human, rest in peace boss, you’ll be sorely missed.

Rest in power Ken.He was a great boss but an even better person

Wow! My friend and roommate forever. My deepest condolences from my family to yours. No words can express the feeling that I felt when I learned of Kenneth passing. I hope the family finds comfort in this song. What a day that will be.

There is coming a day
When no heartaches shall come
No more clouds in the sky
No more tears to dim the eye
All is peace forever more
On the happy Golden Shore
What a day glorious day that will be

What a day that will be
When my Jesus I shall see
And I look upon his face
The one who saved me by his grace
And he takes me by the hand
And leads me through the promise land,
What a day glorious day that will be.

No more burdens to bear
No more sickness, no pain
No more parting over there
And forever I will be
With the one who died for me
What a day glorious day that will be.

I worked with Ken for a period beginning in 2006. Ken was a warm soul, smart, clever and assertive. I feel blessed having known him. I’m very sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to his family. May G-d bless his soul.

Offering my condolences to you Michelle and the family. Praying you will be strengthened in this difficult time and that you will be granted peace!

I was really saddened to hear of Ken’s passing. I had the privilege of working with Ken at Lennar, where he served as my manager and later became a valued mentor. Ken was a caring leader who genuinely invested in the people around him. His guidance and support made a lasting impact on my career and personal growth. He will be deeply missed by all who had the honor of knowing him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

Mr. Ken taught me so much, how to fix sprinklers, care of my lawn and always offered a tool with a smile. He was like a one man homedepot. We will miss his kindness and friendship. He left too soon. Rest easy, Mr. Ken.
The Naranjo Family

My deepest condolences to the family and friends. I worked with Ken at RCCL for 2 years, he was a fun and jovial co-worker. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family as they celebrate his life.

Deepest sympathy to Ken’s family. Rest in peace Ken ( my fellow Antiguan).

I met Ken through his cousin John many years ago. His personality, his passion for Orchids that was something we talked about at all the time especially how to care for them. He gifted me couple orchids I have cherries them and will continue to care for them. Thank you Ken for all the kind words. My condolences to michele and lovely daughters. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Michelle, you and your family are in our prayers and thoughts. My wife Sylvia and I are so very sorry for your loss of Kenneth Artur Charles. May the Lord continue to give you strength and guidance during these difficult times.

Dear Michelle, Karinah and Talia,

I still can’t quite believe he’s gone. Ken was such a special person—warm, genuine, and full of life. I’ll always remember his laugh, the way he made people feel at ease, and how much he adored you three. The love you all shared was something beautiful and rare, and it was always so clear how much joy you brought to each other.

I can only imagine the depth of your grief, and I hope you find comfort in the beautiful memories you shared and the love that will always remain among the four of you.

Please know that you are not alone. In your quiet moments, may you feel the support of those who care about you, and in your sorrow, may you find moments of peace and strength. Take all the time you need to grieve, to remember, to just be.

If there’s anything I can do—now or in the weeks to come—please don’t hesitate to reach out.

With my deepest sympathy and love,

Alex

My condolences to Michelle and the girls, Pat and Don and Ken’s extended family. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. May Ken be remembered for his warmth and kindness, his infectious smile, his teasing spirit and his love for his family, friends, nature (oh those amazingly beautiful orchids and tropical fruits), and of our beautiful planet experienced through his travels. You are with us always Ken.
With love from the Flax family of Antigua.

May God bless Ken’s departed spirit and may He also comfort his Family.

Deepest condolences to CP, Don and the Charles Family…We are thinking of you today as you celebrate Ken’s life.
” A life that has made a difference in so many other lives will be well remembered.
A Soul that has lifted up other Souls and encouraged the climb will be honored
A person who turned the spirit of God’s love into living action will be revered”
May you find comfort in knowing that Ken lives on in so many beautiful ways

Ken’s very last visit to Antigua will always be remembered and treasured by us, as we had one such lovely evening, reminiscing, along with CP.
Condolences to his beloved wife, daughters, brothers and those mourning his loss.
Farewell my mate and until we meet again. RIP. Semper Virens.

Sincere condolences to Michelle and family,Pat, Jan, Don and the extended family.
It’s difficult to sort through the emotions to get to the words to describe what you would like to express when you loose someone like Ken that you have known most of your life.

So I offer this prayer that I hope will bring you comfort in the days ahead when words fail.

“May the Lord bless you with Strength for the battle, Peace for the pressure, Wisdom for the decisions you will face, and Joy for the journey into the future.
May your heart be steady, your soul be light, and your eyes fixed on Jesus who is capable of providing comfort, strength and hope in this difficult season of your lives.

Love Always,
Angela, George and family.

Ken’s zest for life and his appreciation for the immense beauty that exists in it is his legacy. May his joyous and loving spirit bring cheer as we remember him. May he rest in eternal peace. 🙏🏾

My Sincere Condolences To CP & Family May ur Soul R.I P & Rose in Glory

My deepest and most heartfelt condolences for your loss. Ken was a great human being. The world is a sadder place without him in it. May you find some comfort in the memories you shared with him.

RIP Ken – You are missed!