Kenneth Llewellyn
June 4, 1950 ~ March 23, 2020
Born in:
Bronx, NY
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Celebration of Life:
Kenneth Llewellyn, 69, passed into God’s arms, March 23, 2020, after a lengthy illness. Survived by wife, Carol (Janezich) Llewellyn; sons, Matthew Llewellyn (Juan Abad) of New York City and Jeffrey Llewellyn (Lawrence Bernal) of San Francisco; sister, Maureen (Patrick) Doyle of Long Beach, N.Y.; nephews and nieces, Chris (Taryn) Doyle of Riverview, Fla., Melanie (Jimmy) Johnson of White Plains, N.Y. and Jennifer (Travis) Madsen of Denver; sister-in-law, Mary Jane Noakes of Denver; and other nieces, nephews, cousins and loved ones along with Allie, his Italian Greyhound. Preceded in death by parents; in-laws, Carl and Mary Janezich; and brother-in-law, Michael Noakes. Ken was born to John and Margaret Llewellyn on June 4, 1950, in Bronx, N.Y. Worked for VAE Nortrack Rail and retired in 2014. He was hard-working making sure to provide for his family and his children’s education. Generous and willing to help his neighbors, he was a blood donor since 1976. He gave over 30 gallons of blood and saved “countless” lives. He was a terrible cook with his infamous “Spanish” rice– think canned tomatoes and Uncle Bens. He loved his ice cream and treats as much as a well-done (burnt) steak and potatoes with a salad, always no dressing. You knew he enjoyed his food when he’d flip the spoon out of his mouth and smile. His drink of choice was a tomato beer with salt. His pastime was to play the horses at Belmont. He was a loving husband, dad and brother.
Ken was a member of Sacred Heart Cathedral and the Eagles. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward. Memorial service, 10 a.m. Thursday June 11, 2020, in the Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel with Live-Streaming available. If able, donate blood in memory of Kenneth Llewellyn. If unable, monetary donations may be given to American Red Cross. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com.
We love you and miss you dearly
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Services
Memorial Service: June 11, 2020 10:00 am
Room: Live-Streaming
Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel
1317 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
719-542-1552
http://www.montgomerysteward.com
Dear Carol, Jeff and Matt, I’m so sorry for your loss may you all find peace in you memories.
Ken may you Rest In Peace my cousin!
Carol it was a beautiful service. I will never forget his beautiful smile Ken had for everyone. God bless you and yiur family. Your friend Francine
Francine Malouff
We send our heartfelt sympathy to you, Carol, and your sons. Ken was such a personable guy and he will be sincerely missed. We always enjoyed our visits with you & Ken and all those dinners with Nick & Dorothy .
Take consolation in that Ken is now reunited with family and free of suffering.
I choose the brightest candle. He is watching over all of you I know.
Carol, This was a very nice memorial service. Love the photos and music, especially Danny Boy by Eva Cassidy.
Will be in touch soon.
Love, Leah and Craig
So sorry for your loss Carol, Kenny was the best and will be sorely missed.
Carol, my prayers are with you! May you be given comfort in many ways by many people. Ken was the nicest most warm-hearted man! He has gone before us to heavenly realms. We have such hope! God bless Ken!
This is for you Ken, my sweetheart! You are only a thought away and my heart is filled with joy because I know you are with God. Tell Grandpa, Grandma, Nanny, Pop Pop, Tom, Olive, Mike, Dorothy and Nick hello. You will be so missed and forever loved.
What a great guy! Thinking of you !
Carol,
Words can not express my sadness on learning of Ken’s passing. Ken was always so kind to me and I have many memories of him and his smile. He will be missed and my thoughts are with you and your sons during this difficult time.
Sending hugs, to you.
Love Leesa & Santiago
Carol,
You and your family are in my thoughts. Please let me know if you need anything. I am very sorry for your loss.
Sahar
Carol and family,
I will always remember Jen as a very giving person. While working at Holy Family we had VBS and he volunteered to give children recess activities and had his baby and diaper bag with him. When my mom was cold at a church service he gave her his jacket to warm her. He gave us the swing set for our surprise child Stephen. He delivered it to us. Thank you Ken for your giving heart. Enjoy being in God’s embrace.
Carol,
Charlie and I are sending our condolences and prayers to you and your family. Ken was always so cheerful. We loved our visits!
Love and Blessings
Char and Charlie
Carol,
Charlie and I are sending our condolences and prayers to you and your family. Ken was always so cheerful. We loved our visits!
Love and Blessings
Char and Charlie
My deepest condolences. He was a very nice person.
Carol,and family sorry for your loss. Tim Sena from the Cathedral
My deepest condolences to you, Carol, and your family. I had worked with Ken at Abex Corp.. I’m sure you know that every pint of his blood donation helped at least three people. So we know that he positively affected many, many more lives than his family and acquaintances. May he rest in peace and I’m sure he will be watching over his loved ones. God Bless everyone.
So sorry for your loss. We will all truly miss visiting with Ken. We enjoyed listening to his stories and always telling us to “Take Care!”.
Carol,
Ken was a wonderful husband, father, and friend. As you know he was a very giving person and always ready and willing to help whether it was a stranger or a friend. With the last visit I had with Ken in the hospital he was stoic and viewed his situation realistically with grace. He taught me courage with the strength he had dealing with his chronic illness. His loss will be felt for quite sometime.
Love Debi
Carol,
Words can not express my sadness on learning of Ken’s passing. Ken was always so kind to me and I have many memories of him and his smile. He will be missed and my thoughts are with you and your sons during this difficult time.
Sending hugs, to you.
Love Leesa & Santiago
Carol,
I am so sorry for your loss. Ken was a good man. He was there for you and you for him. I will always remember the Hawaii cruise we took. It was such a fun time.
Please feel free to call me when you need someone to talk to.
Hugs, Rose
So sorry for your loss Carol, he was a good man,
Dear Carol, to you and your sons, and all Ken’s loved ones, my condolences and prayers. Though I didn’t know Ken, personally, he seems like a “salt of the earth” kind of man! Really good and caring about humankind. It’s marvelous that you have chosen the Red Cross and blood donations as his memorial contributions. What a wonderful way to continue his presence and goodness in Pueblo!
I will be with you all, via the web, for his funeral. May Ken continue to bless all those he loved so well as he lives his new life in God!
Sister Noreen Ellison, SC
Royal Oak, MI
Carol, Matt, and Jeff,
Ken was a wonderful man and friend. I will never forget the many acts of kindness he exhibited to my parents. Matt and Jeff routinely shoveled snow helping my parents. Ken’s guidance of his sons taught us all to be good people to others. He always ended a conversation by saying, “have a great day”, and he meant it. Our family will miss Ken’s smile and friendship.
Respectfully, The Bridgman family
Carol, I am keeping you in my prayers during this time of sorrow. God be with you. May many great memories of good times gone by make you smile. Pam Andrew Keller
Carol, I am so sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. My sympathies to you and your family.
Thinking of you during this sad time. Sorry for your loss.
So sorry to hear of his passing. I once visited him way back when, when I went out to Colorado. He was very gracious and dad to see me leave. He was very jovial! I’m his cousin. Terry Moloney is my mother.
God Bless him
Carol: I am so very sorry for your loss. Sending you hugs.