Kenneth Pashia

Kenneth Pashia, beloved father, brother, and son, passed away on October 30, 2025, in Maryland Heights, Missouri, at the age of 66. Born on March 7, 1959, in St. Louis, Missouri, Kenneth leaves behind a legacy of warmth and laughter that touched the lives of many.

Kenneth was a man who truly embraced life. He had a passion for fishing and found joy in spending time by the water, waiting for the perfect catch. His love for collecting various items reflected his unique spirit and appreciation for the odd and wonderful in life. A dedicated camper, he cherished the nights spent under the stars, where bonfires crackled and stories were shared with family and friends. His quirky sense of humor could light up any room, and he will be remembered for his ability to make others laugh, even in the most challenging times.

Beyond his adventures and hobbies, Kenneth honorably served in the United States Army, showing his dedication and selflessness to his country. His commitment to service only mirrored the love he held for his family and friends.

Kenneth is survived by his mother, Faye Pashia, his sisters, Jeanette Pashia-Riley, Laura (Oz) Roth, and Stefanie Pashia. He also leaves behind his children, Kelly Kobernus and Eric Baxter, along with his grandchildren, and partner Robin Pashia. His loss will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Kenneth was predeceased by his father, Maurice Pashia, his sister, Linda Pashia, his nephew, Jake Roth, and his brother-in-law, Jim Riley. While they are no longer with us, Kenneth's memory will forever be intertwined with theirs.

A Mass in honor of Kenneth's life will be held on November 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Maryland Heights, Missouri. This gathering will stand as a testament to the love and camaraderie he inspired in the lives he touched.

As we remember Kenneth, let us celebrate the laughter, the joy, and the boundless adventures that he so generously shared with us. He has left an indelible mark on our hearts, a reminder to cherish every moment and to embrace life with the same passion and spirit that he did.