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Kesselly Pew will be remembered by his three sons; Karrey Pew, Solomon Pew, and Benjamin Pew. He also left behind his loving mother, Maggie Teah, his brother, Christopher Johnson, Loved ones, friends, and relatives.
Kesselly or mighty Kezoo, as some of us always called him, was a man of many talents. Even though it was not known to many people, but those who were close to him can attest to that. He was a writer, a comedian, a family man, and a father.
The smile and laughter of Kesselly Pew was never fake. It is sad today that we are here to wish such a man like this goodbye.
Even though he is leaving us today, the good gifts he left with all of us are the handsome intelligent young men (his children), his beautiful mother, and the loving memories he is leaving us with.
Kesselly Pew (The Mighty Kezoo) you once said during one of our many conversations that we were in suspense, today you are truly leaving us in suspense. Rest well mighty Kezoo, until we meet again.
Visitation
Saturday, January 13th, 2024
08:30 am - 10:30 am
1284 Broad St,
Bloomfield NJ 07003
Interment
Saturday, January 13th, 2024
11:00 am - 11:30 am
Woodland Cemetery
670 S 10th St,,
Newark 07108 To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Kesselly, please visit our Tree Store.
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