Kenneth Herbert Fritzlerc
February 18, 1941 – October 13, 2026
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kenneth Herbert Fritzler.
Kenneth was born in Vulcan, Alberta, Canada, and attended school in Champion, Alberta, where he later met and married his beloved wife, Virginia MacLeod. Together, they shared a life rooted in family, hard work, and their connections to the community.
Throughout his working years, Kenneth was employed at a mobile home manufacturing company in Claresholm and also worked independently for farmers throughout the Claresholm area. He took pride in his work and built lasting connections with the people he met along the way. After many years of hard work, Kenneth retired in Claresholm, a community he called home.
Kenneth had a love for fishing, farming, and semi-trucks. These interests brought him enjoyment throughout his life and reflected his appreciation for the outdoors, agriculture, and the machinery that played such an important role in his working years.
Kenneth will be fondly remembered by the businesses and residents of Claresholm, as well as by his church family, immediate family, and pastor. His presence in the community will be missed by those who knew him and shared in the moments of his life.
Kenneth leaves to mourn his passing his son, Karry Fritzler; sister, Darlene Fraser of Claresholm; and brothers: Phillip Fritzler of Calgary and Norman Fritzler of Olds. He will be forever remembered by his family, friends, and church community.
Kenneth was predeceased by his beloved wife, Virginia Fritzler; his mother, Rosalina Fritzler; and his father, Herbert Fritzler.
Though Kenneth will be deeply missed, the memories he leaves behind will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. May he be remembered with love, gratitude, and peace.
A celebration of Kenneth Herbert Fritzler’s life will be held at Parallel Church on Monday, October 26, at 11:00 a.m. Family, friends, and all who knew Kenneth are welcome to gather to honour his life and memory.
Rest in peace, Kenneth. You will be sadly missed and forever remembered.