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Kenneth Earl Wiebe was born in Durango July 12, 1952 and passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Bayfield August 26, 2019. Living in SW Colorado most of his life, including attending school, 1-12 in Bayfield, allowed him to enjoy the outdoors often. He married Chloe Phillips on Nov 4, 1978 and they had two boys. When his kids were young, the family camped at the lake and/or in the mountains most of the summers. You could find Kenny camping & fishing, often at Lake Powell or Navajo Lake and occasionally deep sea fishing off the coast of Mexico. Hunting season took him into the mountains of SW Colorado, the plains of eastern Colorado and to the boot heel of New Mexico. He loved playing golf, ATVing with friends and family and even mowing the lawn or plowing snow, anything outside. His occupation was a carpenter however he was a jack of all trades and could fix about anything. He usually had the tools and knew what to do. He also worked on the powerlines, on the pipelines, as a miner, he poured concrete, was a mechanic and was a logger during lifetime. Kenny could be counted on to help friends & family anytime day or night with about anything. He had zest for life and those around him were drawn to his ability to make even hard work fun, and the non-work times really fun. He has touched many lives and his remarkable amazing personality will be missed by all.
Kenny is survived by his wife Chloe, son Brian, mother Betty Lou, brothers Louis (Phoebe) & Wayne (Cindy) and 3 grandkids. He is proceeded in death by his father Leonard, nephew Jeff and son Scott.
No memorial service has been arranged at this time. Kenneth Earl Wiebe
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Just learned of Kenny and his sons passing. My heart and prayers are with you all!!! I had many good times growing up with the Wiebe boys at Bayfield and our times at the lake!!! May your memories be blessed as you all find closure and healing!!!
Bill (Carl) Comyford
September 10, 2019
I just read of Ken's passing and wishing you all peace and strength to continue to your journey without Ken and Scott. Much love to you all!
laura Lewis Marchino
September 9, 2019
Kenny is missed by many people whose lives he touched. Loving wishes and prayers to Chloe and all of their family.
I'll always remember our trips together and how Kenny thought he was going to be stuck with my old mom while Chloe and I were working. Then, how much fun they had together.. and the blisters on Kenny's feet from walking the entire city of Chicago with Mom. Also how they rode every line to every end of the Washington DC subway system.
With Love,
Dale Ann and Pat Suckow.
Dale Ann Suckow
September 6, 2019
Chloe, Brian &Family,
Your loss is greatly felt by all who love your family! Though time has flown by, our loving fond memories of camping with you all, Brian teaching my kids how to catch lizards and the laughing and enjoying each other is like yesterday! Jeff and I are so very sorry to hear of ALL your losses and pray you be comforted through the love of all you have touched in life. With deepest sympathies to your family ...(ps I'm Tom Conrad's daughter Kim)
Kim Sorci
September 6, 2019
Sorry for your loss. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.
Michelle Gottlieb
September 4, 2019
Kenny was a friend we will miss. Every fall meant Bronco football in the Wiebe garage with good food and cold beer lots of cheering and Kenny cussing a Bronco player for not catching the ball or fumbling or the referee making a bad call. That made it fun and we will always remember those times. Our hearts and sympathy go out to Chloe and the family.
Ross & Linda martinez
September 3, 2019
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