Kenneth "Ken" A. Pflugrad
1949 - 2023
KENOSHA - Kenneth "Ken" A. Pflugrad, 73, of Kenosha, passed away on Thursday, February 16, 2023 at the Hospice Alliance Hospice House in Pleasant Prairie.
Ken was born on August 27, 1949 to the late George and Helen (Kazell) Pflugrad. He was educated in Kenosha schools, graduating from Mary D. Bradford High School. He also attended Carthage College.
On September 11, 1971 he married Linda Spence in Kenosha. Starting in 1979, Ken and Linda began their long relationship with their beloved wirehair fox terrier dogs, beginning with Shiloh, then Lacey, Johnny, and their current dog, 14-month-old Piper.
Ken worked as a machinist for Snap-On Tools, retiring in 2004. Beginning in the 1970's, Ken was a valued member of two of the most well-known and successful softball teams in Kenosha – Tirabassi's and Finney's. As a result, in 2016, Ken was inducted into the Kenosha Softball Hall of Fame. In addition to playing softball, Ken was a faithful Cubs fan, enjoyed bowling, including a 300 game, and was an avid golfer, landing a hole-in-one!
Ken is survived by his wife Linda, his brother George Pflugrad and his wife Jeanie, his niece Ami Jackisch, her husband Barry Jackisch, their son Thomas, and Ken's nephew Michael Pflugrad and his wife Giselle. Ken is also survived by his dear aunt Betty Solum.
A Celebration of Life for Ken will be held on Friday, February 24th at 1:00 p.m. at the Bruch Funeral Home. Visitation will be held on Friday from 11:00 a.m. until the time of service.
Bruch Funeral Home
3503 Roosevelt Road
Kenosha, WI 53142
262-652-8298
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Timothy Tegel
February 23, 2023
Many great times,awesome softball years.R.I.P. buddy.
George M. Kazell
February 22, 2023
Being Ken´s cousin and being 1 year younger we had so much in common. I was at Ken´s wedding in 1971 before returning to my last year in college. A family member told me, "you´re next", my response was no way, I´m going to graduate and go to the Air Force, the following weekend I met my wife. I always remember his wedding because someone saw how my life was about to change. Also being avid sports fans, softball players, golfers and bowlers drew common interests. I now live in Colorado but used to live in the Chicago area. From 1964-1974 my family every Thanksgiving and Christmas drove up to Kenosha for family holiday celebrations, they were special times with great family memories. I would always hang out with Ken, since we were so close in age. RIP cuz, my wife Linda and I took Ken´s passing very hard, may God bless your soul and watch over your dear wife Linda.
Ron Kuryanowicz
February 22, 2023
We had some good times back in our younger days Ken and I won´t forget. R.I. P. Buddy.
Cody T. Gierat
February 21, 2023
May Ken's memory forever be a blessing.
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