Kenneth Donald Dziadul

Kenneth Donald Dziadul

On March 3, 2025, the world lost a giving heart. Ken’s life was shaped by his farm upbringing and service to his country as a Marine in Vietnam. He left a legacy of hard work and compassion within his children. He loved working with his hands, growing crops, building sheds, and creating things with wood. He believed in living in the moment. He was known for his big ideas and being willing to take on a project with passion. He loved skiing, farming, and buying the latest and greatest woodworking tool or gadget. Tools, kindness, and his sheep were his greatest weakness. He had a special love for his family but gave unhindered to anyone in need. He was a truly good man with a heart of gold. All who knew him loved him. He will be missed by so many who had the privilege of calling him Dad, Pops, Grandpa, Papa, uncle, brother, and friend. 

Kenny is survived by his sister Gail (Richard) Isemonger; eight of his children, Kenny (Alexa) Dziadul Jr, Kim (Carl) Burr, Cheryl (Ron) Duvall, Mary (John) Krieski, Anthony (Kayla) Dziadul, Erin (Bronson) Nihill, Craig (Samantha) Dziadul, Coreen (Eric) Willis; some very dear cousins, nieces, and nephews, and a host of grand and great-grandchildren; all of whom he loved.

He was preceded in death by his parents Anthony and Muriel Dziadul; brothers and sisters-in law, Thomas and Sandy Dziadul, Edward and Peggy Dziadul, Anthony Dziadul, Gerald Dziadul; his daughter Melissa (Wayne) Kobe; his grandsons, Obediah Willis and Pilgrim Nihill; his nephews Timothy Dziadul, Brian Dziadul; and his niece Makesha Dziadul.

Ken will be interred in the State Veterans Cemetery with a private intimate graveside service where full military honors will be accorded. The family will be hosting an open house on Friday, March 14th to share smiles and memories over a cup of coffee in honor of his life, love and service. To share memories or send condolences to the family, please visit www.doolittlefuneralservice.com.

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