In Celebration of

Blair King

February 19, 1954 -  April 29, 2020

It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of Blair King on April 29, 2020 after a short but courageous battle with brain cancer. Blair passed away peacefully at home at the young age of 66 surrounded by his loving family. Blair was a fun husband to his wife Julie, everything to his daughter Haleigh, welcoming to Haleigh’s boyfriend Tom and shared a loyal relationship with his dog Hamish.
Blair was a hardworking and selfless man who loved his job and always put everyone else first. With a deep love of aviation, Blair worked in the industry for 40 years as a First Officer and Captain for some of Canada’s premier airlines. Blair took every chance to share the world with his daughter Haleigh and treated his crew members to many memorable nights overseas.
When Blair wasn’t flying all over the world, he took pleasure in life’s simpler things. A cold pint of Harp, an afternoon relaxing at the cottage, Saturday night traditions including a steak and and watching his Toronto Maple Leafs and providing unconditional love to the family’s many golden retrievers.
Blair could be heard telling friends and family his signature phrase, “let’s go have fun.” In lieu of flowers or donations, enjoy a scotch and water on ice in memory of Captain King and go have some fun.
Online condolences may be made through www.turnerporter.ca
May the west winds treat you well.

Guestbook 

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Richard Burke (Best Friend)

Entered May 1, 2020 from Mississauga, Ontario

Julie and Haleigh,

Your loss is everyone’s loss. Blair was a one of a kind, a true friend and gentleman. He will be greatly missed.

As Blair would say, “WELL THIS IS IT”.

Bye Pal....

Arnold and Shirley Armes (good friends)

Entered May 1, 2020

Blair was like a member of our family when he was working
at Mt.Hope Airport before becoming a pilot

Judie McMillin (Family friend)

Entered May 1, 2020 from Etobicoke

Dearest Julie and Hailie.
My heartfelt condolences at this sad time. I remember Blair fondly, having known him since childhood. His sunny disposition never changed and his love of life was always present.
Please know you are both in my thoughts and prayers. May time do its gentle work and replace the sadness in your hearts with wonderful and loving memories of Blair ... and I am sure there are so many.
Sincerely
Judie McMillin.

lorne christensen (Friend)

Entered May 1, 2020 from Sooke BC

RIP BUD Always enjoyed and appreciated your friendship

Eric Maxmonko (Fellow Pilot)

Entered May 1, 2020 from Etobicoke

Blair was a hoot! I will miss him. My condolences to all.

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