Kenneth Oisten Obituary
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Kenneth was born in Allegan, MI on December 12, 1959, a son of the late Shirley (Siebert) and Donald Oisten. He was a graduate of the Dowagiac High School and was a first-generation college graduate, receiving his bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix. Ken proudly served in the United States Marine Corps for 23 years, retiring as a Master Sergeant. Following his military career, Ken worked for Boeing as a logistics asset manager for 15 years in St. Louis, MO.
Ken truly loved living in the Upper Peninsula and its snowy winters, along with gardening and taking great pride in his yard during the summer months. He loved football, playing during his years in the Marine Corps, and in fantasy football leagues, along with following the Detroit Lions and Michigan Wolverines. Ken was also a fan of the Detroit Red Wings.
Survivors include a daughter, Christina Oisten of Wentzville, MO, a son, Joseph Oisten of Dow, IL, two stepdaughters, Stephanie Campbell of Burnsville, MN and Knichole (Corey) Hanks of Northglenn, CO, 2 grandchildren, Irabella and Noah, a sister, Joy Oisten and two brothers, Keith, and Karl Oisten, and Rebecca Oisten, wife of 25 years.
A graveside service will be held at the Negaunee Cemetery on Friday, September 29, 2023, at 2:00pm where a Marine Cops Chaplain will conduct services and Military Honors accorded by the United States Marine Corps.
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Lisa Abilez
October 13, 2023
To All of Ken's family. I was very sad to hear of Ken's passing. I worked with him st Boeing in St. Louis, MO, and really liked him. He was funny at times and very serious at others. Ken usually had a smile on his face. I know you all will miss him. Prayers for you all.
Lisa Abilez
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