Kenneth Hallberg

Kenny was like a big brother to me growing up in New Berlin. My parents divorced when I was 12 and Ken encouraged me to play sports including football. He'd drive me to and from practice; I'll be forever indebted to him for his encouragement. We fished together, skied and then lost track of each other through out the years. Saddened to learn of his passing. He had a huge heart and was such a fun loving guy. RIP Kenny.

Worked along side Kenny at Klemmers for many years. He was always willing to listen to you. He loved talking sports with me especially our beloved Badger Football and Basketball teams. Talked very fondly of his mother and father, daughters and grandchildren. Loved popping in on him at Nickels Pub to help him pass the time away. Great guy who will be missed by all. Thoughts and prayers to the entire Hallberg family.

Many happy memories talking with Kenny at Klemmers and at the Red Mill. Always pleasant and fun. So sorry for your family's loss.

I have many memories of Kenny growing up in New Berlin. He was great friends with my brother Scott and spent many hours at our house. Together they found lots of ways to antagonize me, the little sister. One that comes to mind was when they took my bike and put it on the roof of the garage. I came out and they were playing baseball like they had no clue how it got there. I remember Kenny as a great athlete, quick to laugh and always smiling. My prayers are with the many people who loved...

In loving memory of a wonderful human being that add humor to life.
Growing up as a childhood friend with great memories.
You made a great impact in many lives and will be missed by all.
Prayers for the family at this time of great loss.

I worked with Kenny at Klemmers for several years. He was a great guy. It was awesome knowing him for so long Everybody really liked him. He was a great storyteller! Sad to hear about his passing. But will keep him in my prayers. Prayers to his family.

Kerry had an amazingly huge heart and incredible sense of humor and the world is a little more dark without him in it.

Kenny & I were up in Tomahawk. 'King' told us to take the pontoon out (by ourselves). He said, "Go tool around and fish." Kenny let me drive. :)
We were fishing close to a shallow bank, a little island if you will, when his lure got stuck. He was telling me, go this way (pointing), slower, ok a little more, no too far, back up, too close, move over, no this way.(This went on for about 2 minutes) Then he said, "What are you doing, give her some gas we're going to get stuck.
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