Kendall Dean Kennerson, better known as “Evil”, passed at his home in Torrington, CT after a battle with a long illness on September 5, 2019.
He was born on May 16, 1948 to Barbara (Burke) and Kenneth Kennerson in Presque Isle, Maine. Evil died as he lived, on his own terms. He is survived by sisters Donna and LuAnn, brother Roy, and children in order of birth- Wade, Brandy, Sean, and Devon along with their respective children Sara, Nathan, Regan, Morgan, Madison, Mikayla, and Kyleigh as well as nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He is predeceased by two brothers, Harold and Dwayne. Evil was a proud veteran of the U.S. Air Force serving two tours in Vietnam and achieving the rank of Sergeant. He was the life of the party having had many loves including a ’69 Road Runner, his Harley Davidson motorcycles, and the open road.
A party to celebrate his life will be on September 29, 2019 and the location will be shared with the public at the convenience of his family. Evil can now rest easy, free from his illness.
Thank you Kendall for your wit and wisdom. I knew you for only 1 year but have found nothing “evil” about you. Rest In Peace good buddy! You’ve got beautiful new roads to ride now!
Ride high and free with your Brothers tonight Evil.
I will always remember the first time I met you while I was hanging out with Dwayne in the garage, “Keep her lit”! & FU! if she dies out? I’ll punch a hole right through the damn wall” You had that humor, that spunk and true grit that’s rarely found anymore. And even though I haven’t seen you in years, you always remained the same. RIP
Kenny you know how much Kim & I loved you and you were always my very best friend. I could talk to you about anything and you were always there no matter what. I will miss seeing you everyday and I hope you are at peace now. Take care hon. Love you & will miss you so much.
To the family of Evil,
I met Evil many years ago and it was like he had known me forever. I feel like theres so much I could say but no words are enough. Rest easy my friend. I will never forget your kindness.