Kenneth W. Piotrowski

Piotrowski, Kenneth W. Kenneth, longtime resident of Muskego, passed away peacefully at Zilber Hospice on December 19th surrounded by family after a short but courageous battle with cancer. Loving husband of Karen (Kasza) for over 50 years. Devoted father of Keith (Michelle) and Kristen (Scott) St. Lawrence. Loving Grandpa of Macey J. and Tyler St. Lawrence. Preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Adeline (Latus), and Karen's parents, Ted and Gene Kasza, as well as nephew and godson Scott Piotrowski. Ken had an insatiable work ethic, and held various labor and management positions during his 35+ year career at Allen-Bradley Rockwell. Throughout his life, Ken was a devoted outdoorsman, enjoying his time golfing, fishing and hunting. He was a member of the Grant Park Men's Club, the Metso Happy Hookers, the Allen Bradley retirees' golf league at Deer Creek Preserve and the Allen Bradley Tool Room Bowling League. Ken is survived by his brother and best friend, Tom, sister-in-law Carol, nephew Bob, brothers and sisters-in-law Greg, Elinore, Gary, Karen, and Kaye, niece Natalie (Matt) and nephews Nick, Zak, and Tom, goddaughter Melissa, and more loving family and friends then we can mention. Ken will be especially missed for the impact and roles he played in the lives of his family and friends: caddie for his son, fishing instructor to his grandkids, counselor, chief planner and organizer, golf partner, teacher, listener, friend, and astute sheepshead partner to anyone who called his ace. Ken's family would like to thank Drs. Biswas, Boujelbane, Leh, and McGartland, and the staff of St Luke's 6KLM for the kind and compassionate care he was shown. Should you choose to honor Ken with a memorial or donation, please consider First Tee of Southeast Wisconsin, the DNR's "Cherish Wisconsin Outdoor Fund", or The American Cancer Society. Visitation at St. Leonard Catholic Church, W173 S7743 Westwood Drive, Muskego, on Friday, January 4, 2019 from 11 AM - 12:45 PM. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial at 1 PM. God needed a glue guy.