In Celebration of

Tristan Kettles

September 15, 1991 - September 9, 2017

Suddenly in Mississauga on, Saturday, September 9, 2017, just prior to his 26th birthday. Beloved son of Jim and Stephanie, and much loved brother of Tiffany. Loving long time boyfriend of Arielle. Cherished grandson of Jim and Hazel, Anna and the late Adolf. Dear nephew of Ake and Dale, Eva and Koen, Liz and Jeff, John and Julie; and cousin of Kai; Estelle, Esme; Krystal, Rachel, Charlotte; Justin and Sarah. Proud serving member of Peel Regional Police since May 2011. Former member of the Lorne Scots Regiment. Friends may call at the Turner & Porter Peel Chapel, 2180 Hurontario St. (Hwy 10, north of QEW) on Tristan’s birthday, Friday, September 15, 2017 from 2 – 4 and 6 – 9 p.m. Funeral Service to be held at Portico Community Church, 1814 Barbertown Road, Mississauga on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at 11 a.m., followed by a reception at Wyldewood Golf Club, Oakville. In Tristan’s memory, memorial donations may be made to Wounded Warriors Canada, 310 Byron Street South, Whitby L1N 4P8, or to the Ontario Police Memorial Foundation, 200 – 2075 Kennedy Road, Toronto M1T 3V3.

Guestbook

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Kimberley Clark & Mark Heyes (Friends)

Entered September 12, 2017 from Oakville

Our hearts are so very heavy. Grief shared is grief lessened. Please know you are not alone - we will walk this path with you.

LauraLee Donoghue (close friends to the family for over 30 years.)

Entered September 12, 2017 from Iroquois Falls, Ontario

My Prayers are with you all. I will miss you Tristan, Love you R.I.P.

Cathy Bryk (CO-WORKER)

Entered September 12, 2017 from BURLINGTON

Words cannot describe the pain in our hearts ....You were a big part of so many people
both the good and bad had respect for you. Love you to the moon and back Tristan.

RIP my friend..xoxox

The Instructors, Volunteers and Cadets at the Oakville Army Cadets

Entered September 12, 2017 from Oakville

So many at our unit are saddened by this tragic news.... While on staff at our cadet corps Tristan a former army cadet himself, was firstly a soldier, as well as a teacher, a caring friend, and an accomplished musician. He was a delight to work with and was a genuine and authentic mentor for our cadets. His approach was always positive and of course his constant smile was contagious. 'Corporal Kettles' you will be truly missed.

Captain Mark Phillips CD, MA
Deputy Commanding Officer
1188 'Lorne Scots' RCACC