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Lawrence J. Kebbekus
Larry
November 30, 2025
Lawrence “Larry” Kebbekus, with his wife and children at his side, passed away into eternal life in the late evening of November 30, 2025, at the age of 82. Preceded in death by his parents, Jerome and Eleanore (nee Natschke). Survived by his wife Shirley Kebbekus (nee Uhan) of 59 years, his children Michael (Meredith), John (Cyndi), and Jennifer (Jason) Peterson. Grandpa to Morgan (Cal), Madison (Zach), Josh, Anthony, Nora, Benjamin, Riley, and Jack. Great grandpa to Brooke, Joseph, Bennet, and Samuel.
Further survived by siblings Paul (Pat), Lu (Tom) Ralston, Phil (Peggy), Rick (Renate), and multiple nieces and nephews.
In-laws Beatrice and Norm Weiland, Jan and Tom Callies, and other relatives.
Larry was a proud Army veteran who served as a Military Police Officer. He was an expert rifle marksman and pistol sharpshooter. After his military service, he was employed at Allen Bradley Rockwell International for over 36 years.
The best time of his life was building and enjoying his lake cabin. For years, the cabin was a getaway where morning coffee tasted better, and Friday fish fries were a must. He relaxed with hunting and fishing and encouraged others to do the same. The cabin was a place where time slowed down, and there was appreciation for nature’s gentleness, where Larry found pure joy.
Larry was a helping hand and a steady friend to all whom he met. We have been graced with being led by a quiet, humble man whose primary interest was his family. He will be profoundly missed, but always in our hearts. He will always be remembered for his goodbyes, secret handshakes, and saying, “See you around like a doughnut.”
In lieu of flowers, donations to your favorite charity in Larry’s memory would be appreciated.
Service date and times are pending. Please check back for service details.
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W173 S7629 Westwood Drive, Muskego, WI 53150

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