Kenneth Kidrick

April 20, 1948 - March 16, 2022

Kenneth Mahlon Kidrick (Ken, Kenny, Yukon) of North Fond du Lac, WI, came home to his heavenly father on March 16, 2022, with his wife, Gina, and daughter, Cheyenne, by his side. Ken was born April 20, 1948, in Black River Falls, WI, to Walter and Rachel Kidrick. He had eight siblings. Ken was a true outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting, fishing, and going up north. He liked country music, driving his truck, and riding four wheelers. Ken enjoyed always doing things with Gina and Cheyenne. He was very proud of Cheyenne, who he called Pal, and attended all of her pageant and martial arts events. With Gina, Ken enjoyed doing projects at home, making nice meals, and going to thrift stores. Ken had an outgoing personality and made people laugh. He was always there to help others. He enjoyed his sewing machine repair business and drove Johnson Bus, retiring 11 years ago. Ken was a member of Community United Methodist Church in North Fond du Lac. Ken is survived by his wife, Gina; daughter, Cheyenne; from Ken's previous marriage, Ken kept in touch with and cherished his daughter, Julie Kidrick and he was proud of his granddaughter, Haley Roeder, both of Louisville, KY; Ken's other children are Kenneth Lavern, Bobbi Jo, Andrew; siblings, Bob, Loretta, Walter Jr., Janice, Lila, Morgan, Ike, and Kathy, grandchildren, Sammie, Gracie, Nick and Haley; great-grandchild, Flynn; other relatives and many friends. Family and friends may visit with the family and pay their respects to Ken on Saturday, March 26, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Wiecki-Skipchak Funeral Home of Berlin. A funeral service will follow visitation at the funeral home officiated by Pastor Janet Martinez. Burial will follow services at the Poy Sippi Cemetery. Ken will be greatly missed by Gina, Cheyenne, many friends, and relatives. Ken has gone hunting with the Master. He has been invited to the great hunting ground where every day is a wondrous day to hunt. Ken has finished life's chores and took along his fishing pole. “Just tell 'em, Ken's gone fishin'.”