Each day it seems like they are paid assets to destroy America.
Imagine hating a car company that was once the golden child of the green movement.
Imagine seeing said car and feeling enough hatred to destroy or damage it.
For what?
Because the owner of the company is trying to shut down government overspending?
It's mental illness, and they all appear to be infected.
( as seen on twitter )
Published by Legacy Remembers on Mar. 10, 2023.
Kenne died in ICU at St Anthony’s after losing a battle with
sepsis - at the age of 62, after 50 years of crap-starting with everyone and
everything he could find to fight in Alton, IL,
this hard as nails, redneck, SOB finally found something meaner and more
stubborn than himself. Like any good card-carrying, ray ban wearing, camo
coverall lovin’ redneck, Kenne had 3 true loves: hunting, fishing, and
drinking. He liked “both kinds of music - country AND western”. Like every sad
cowboy song, he couldn’t stay married, but that didn’t keep him from trying.
Again. And again. He had a total of 4 legal marriages (and divorces) and one
common law marriage under his belt - that we know of. His first marriage, to
Tara (Gomez) Berry, produced his one and only child (again, that we know of),
Halliea Milner, of whom he was extremely proud, mostly because she is almost as
big of a pain in the ass as he was, and she kept the pain-in-the-ass line going
by giving him his only grandchild, Sidnee Milner. He was preceded in death by
his mother, Connie Mckinnon Donnelson, who, til the day he died, he called “his
mommy” - proof positive that even the biggest assholes (jerks) have a soft
side, you just may have to dig deeper to find it. His father, Kenneth Joseph
Pluhar, Sr, is still around, though, and was sure to teach Kenne the best ways
to be emotionally unavailable and yet overly sensitive, all rolled into one.
It’s a strong family trait passed down generation to generation. Sharing in the
Pluhar family heritage are Kenne’s siblings - all of whom managed to out live
him, which is no surprise seeing as he was equal parts dare devil and lush - I
mean, seriously, he probably invented the phrase - “Hey, y’all, watch this”.
From first to last, they all loved him til the end, which is a miracle seeing
as he took the idea of being “hard to love” as a personal challenge: Diane
Meyers, Eddie Pluhar, Amy Eernisse, Susie Bizaiillion, and step sister Claire
Weygandt who was fortunate enough to grow up completely separately, so she is
likely messed up in other, non-Pluhar ways. He is also survived by a plethora
of nieces and nephews that he terrorized and traumatized in countless and
original manners - truly, it was survivorship when it came to Uncle Kenne.
Originally from Oakridge, TN Kenne had a green thumb, was outdoorsy and was a
skilled carpenter - this meant that he was great at growing his own weed and
was champion of “hide and seek for $2k a week” when he worked for the union. He
actually was a halfway decent carpenter - people bragged about his
“craftsmanship” - if you could convince him to show up and work, which most
people weren't capable of accomplishing. Kenne spent an inordinate amount of
the last 5 decades on his buddy’s farm, and if you didn’t pay close attention
you may have missed the fact that his non-sexual-life-partner AKA best friend
AKA Mike Norris actually owned the farm, not Kenne. He didn’t allow details
like that to get in the way of a good story, like that time he actually saved
someone’s life by being prepared for the end of times and commie attacks. Kenne
was good at just about anything he tried to be good at and was wicked smart -
but that didn’t stop him from trying his best to do absolutely nothing except
drink, smoke, and listen to music.
We will be celebrating his life the good old fashioned Kenne way - with a party
at the Woodriver Moose 730 Wesley Drive, Woodriver, IL. Friday, March 24. Doors
open at 5:30, there will be food & beer that you don’t have to pay for
(Kenne’s favorite) at 6:00 and people will start talking crap about Kenne and
his life around 7. Although there will be music and mayhem, don’t plan to stay
too long; we are going to kick you out at 10pm. Save your money - please don’t
send anything (flowers, donations, etc); take a trip to the Dollar Store in
Kenne’s honor instead.