Kenneth Suchy
June 20, 1950 — September 15, 2014
Kenneth Suchy
Kenneth "Kenny" G. Suchy, age 64, of Miltona, died Monday, September 15, 2014, at his home, surrounded by his family.
Mass of the Christian Burial is 11:00 a.m., Saturday, September 20, 2014 at St. Williams Catholic Church in Parkers Prairie with Father Peter VanderWeyst officiating. Music is provided by organist, Cassandra Klimek and vocalists, Yvonne Debilzen, Judy Koep and the church choir. Private family burial will take place at the church cemetery at a later date.
Visitation is 5-8 p.m., Friday concluding with parish prayers at 8 p.m., at St. Williams Catholic Church in Parkers Prairie. The visitation will continue one hour prior to the service.
Kenneth George Suchy was born June 20, 1950, to George and Eleanor (Pinkowski) Suchy in Parkers Prairie. At a very young age Kenny's parents passed away and he was raised by his oldest sister, Sally and her husband Ray Debilzen. They loved him and treated him as one of their own. He attended Millerville Catholic School, Brandon High School and graduated from Parkers Prairie High School. Following his education he worked with Hens Developers of Alexandria. He was united in marriage to Grace Klimek April 28, 1973, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Urbank. Following their marriage they bought their home in Miltona where they raised their family. He worked with the Klimek Brothers of Urbank before he returned to Hens Developers until his retirement in 2014.
Kenny enjoyed building and working with his hands. He loved to work on his house, sheds and restore old cars. His talents helped many and he was often found helping his children. There wasn't anything Kenny couldn't fix, repair or maintain. His love for his family was evident as he always put them first. No matter where Kenny was he always had a smile on his face.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sister and brother-in-law, Sally and Ray Debilzen; father-in-law, Alexander Klimek; brother-in-law, Cyril Daas; and two sisters-in-law, baby Mary and Virginia Klimek.
Kenny is survived by his wife of 41 years, Grace; four sons, Steven (Patty) Suchy, Mark (Stacey) Suchy, Kevin (Sarah) Suchy and Ryan (Shannon) Suchy all of Alexandria; daughter, Karen (Randy) Maher of Glenwood; two brothers, Henry (Pat) Suchy of Harris and Marvin (Janice) Suchy of Brandon; three sisters, Bernice (special friend, Darald) Daas of New Brighton, Marcine Suchy and Barb (Ralph) Tvrdik both of Alexandria; mother-in-law, Viola Klimek of Urbank; ten grandchildren, Lydia Perry, William Suchy, Carter, Addison, and Alyse Suchy, Kennedy and Grady Suchy, Avery and Ryker Suchy, and Eleanor Maher; special Debilzen family, Mike (Yvonne), Tom (Carolyn), Chuck (Cathy), Don (Bonny), Pat (Melissa), Cliff (Shollie), Paul (Julie), Greg (Anita) and Jenny (Josh) Head; along with many nieces, nephews and relatives.
Pallbearers are Steven Suchy, Mark Suchy, Kevin Suchy, Ryan Suchy, Randy Maher, Mike Debilzen and John Jesnowski. Honorary pallbearers are his grandchildren and children of Sally and Ray Debilzen.
Mass of the Christian Burial is 11:00 a.m., Saturday, September 20, 2014 at St. Williams Catholic Church in Parkers Prairie with Father Peter VanderWeyst officiating. Music is provided by organist, Cassandra Klimek and vocalists, Yvonne Debilzen, Judy Koep and the church choir. Private family burial will take place at the church cemetery at a later date.
Visitation is 5-8 p.m., Friday concluding with parish prayers at 8 p.m., at St. Williams Catholic Church in Parkers Prairie. The visitation will continue one hour prior to the service.
Kenneth George Suchy was born June 20, 1950, to George and Eleanor (Pinkowski) Suchy in Parkers Prairie. At a very young age Kenny's parents passed away and he was raised by his oldest sister, Sally and her husband Ray Debilzen. They loved him and treated him as one of their own. He attended Millerville Catholic School, Brandon High School and graduated from Parkers Prairie High School. Following his education he worked with Hens Developers of Alexandria. He was united in marriage to Grace Klimek April 28, 1973, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Urbank. Following their marriage they bought their home in Miltona where they raised their family. He worked with the Klimek Brothers of Urbank before he returned to Hens Developers until his retirement in 2014.
Kenny enjoyed building and working with his hands. He loved to work on his house, sheds and restore old cars. His talents helped many and he was often found helping his children. There wasn't anything Kenny couldn't fix, repair or maintain. His love for his family was evident as he always put them first. No matter where Kenny was he always had a smile on his face.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sister and brother-in-law, Sally and Ray Debilzen; father-in-law, Alexander Klimek; brother-in-law, Cyril Daas; and two sisters-in-law, baby Mary and Virginia Klimek.
Kenny is survived by his wife of 41 years, Grace; four sons, Steven (Patty) Suchy, Mark (Stacey) Suchy, Kevin (Sarah) Suchy and Ryan (Shannon) Suchy all of Alexandria; daughter, Karen (Randy) Maher of Glenwood; two brothers, Henry (Pat) Suchy of Harris and Marvin (Janice) Suchy of Brandon; three sisters, Bernice (special friend, Darald) Daas of New Brighton, Marcine Suchy and Barb (Ralph) Tvrdik both of Alexandria; mother-in-law, Viola Klimek of Urbank; ten grandchildren, Lydia Perry, William Suchy, Carter, Addison, and Alyse Suchy, Kennedy and Grady Suchy, Avery and Ryker Suchy, and Eleanor Maher; special Debilzen family, Mike (Yvonne), Tom (Carolyn), Chuck (Cathy), Don (Bonny), Pat (Melissa), Cliff (Shollie), Paul (Julie), Greg (Anita) and Jenny (Josh) Head; along with many nieces, nephews and relatives.
Pallbearers are Steven Suchy, Mark Suchy, Kevin Suchy, Ryan Suchy, Randy Maher, Mike Debilzen and John Jesnowski. Honorary pallbearers are his grandchildren and children of Sally and Ray Debilzen.
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