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He was born September 11, 1960 in Port Lavaca, Texas. After graduating from Pasadena High School he went on to work as a glazier, moving to California to pursue his love of surfing. He later returned to Houston and after decades of glazing went on to work overseas where he would travel around the world to many countries.
More than anything Kenneth loved being with his family and friends. He had a very big heart always helping those in need, whether it's bringing them a meal, giving them a jacket, or just being there for them; he made many friends and touched the hearts of all those around him. Witnessing his love of Jesus Christ and God, Kenneth lived a full life and felt very blessed.
He is preceded in death by his parents Magarito Heysquierdo and Sarah Lacey; his brothers Jerry Heysquierdo, Sam Heysquierdo, Stanley Heysquierdo, and Neal Heysquierdo; his sister Linda Sue Rodriguez.
He is survived by his wife Sharon; his sons Thomas, Micah, Daymon, and Brandon; his grandson Christian Isaiah; brothers Steven Heysquierdo, Oscar Heysquierdo with wife Martha, Anthony Heysquierdo, and Ricky Heysquierdo; sisters Betty Morgan (Tommy) and Linda Blake; Neal's widow Kim.
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