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Kenneth Alan
Kalberg
Oct 16, 1951 — Sep 13, 2024
Kenneth Alan Kalberg (Ken), was born on October 16, 1951 and passed away unexpectedly on September 13, 2024.
For 35 years, Ken was a devoted husband to his wife, Lynne. He was a loving father to his step-children: Chris (Kim) Zito, Jeff (Kim) Zito, and Andrea Zito. His role as a grandfather (Papa) to Kaitlyn, Collin, Cara, Paige, Brody, and Parker Zito was one he cherished.
Ken is also survived by his brother Rob (Cindy) Kalberg and their children Stacey and Michael. His chug fur-daughter, Lucy, and grand-dogs, Rizzo, Duke, and Harley, brought him immense joy and companionship.
He earned an Associate's Degree from Triton College, followed by a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Arts from Northern Illinois University.
Ken was a US Navy Reserve Veteran. After his military service, he spent his career as a Customer Service Representative in the printing industry. In retirement, Ken found his dream job as a part-time sales associate in the firearms department at Cabela's.
Ken's interests included photography, boating, and shooting. He found immense enjoyment in reloading ammunition at home. He looked forward to shooting at various gun ranges, often joined by friends and family, particularly at the shooting academy at Wilderness Club Big Cedar. Ken's love for travel was shared with his wife and the Bluegreen Vacation Club Travel group she created, exploring new destinations and creating lasting friendships and memories.
He enjoyed cooking and baking, often experimenting with recipes to make delicious concoctions. He enjoyed audiobooks and movies in his leisure time. Ken enjoyed attending his grandchildren's sports activities and school events, always offering his encouragement and support.
Those who knew Ken would describe him as friendly, loving, and kind. Kenneth Alan Kalberg's story is one of a life well-lived, a man well-loved, and he will be dearly missed.
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