Kenneth D. Kuisle, age 32, died on Saturday, January 28, 2017 in a car accident in Tampa, FL. He was born in Rochester, MN to Donald and Pamela (Pytleski) Kuisle and was the oldest of five children.

Kenny grew up in Byron, MN. He loved to camp, build, fix, help and relax. He also loved his family, friends and animals. He was always up for anything, especially a challenge. "Ken Kuisle Stories" were started at a young age and fell into all areas of his life, even at work at Cinemagic. He earned the Eagle Award in Boy Scouts and graduated in 2003 from Byron High School.

Ken graduated from North Dakota State University with an Electrical Engineering Degree, which was put to use in Tampa, FL at Gopher Resources. His work challenged him and he really enjoyed what he did.

Ken loved to keep life interesting and kept everyone on their toes. He met the love of his life in Tampa. Diane was actually able to keep Ken on his toes! They traveled, laughed, danced, went on adventures and had many more great memories in their short time together. They knew how to make time for each other and how to live it up! 14377777777 (meaning, I love you forever and ever and ever…).

Kenny was survived by his fiancé, Diane Stewart of Tampa; parents, Donald and Pamela (Pytleski) Kuisle of Byron; grandparents, Ralph Kuisle of Byron, MN and Clayton and MaryAnn Pytleski of Fairmont; sisters, Kelly (Spencer) Klemm of Kasson, Michelle (Steve) Lange of Rochester, Samantha (Tony) Thorn of Chanhassen and Christine (Martell) Cole of Byron; nieces, Amira Kuisle and Kendall Klemm

Kenny was preceded in death by his grandmother, Virginia Kuisle of Byron.

A visitation will be held Friday, February 3, 2017 from 5:00PM to 8:00PM at Christ the King Catholic Church in Byron, MN. Recitation of the rosary will be said at 7:30PM. The Funeral Mass will be held at Christ the King on Saturday, February 4, at 11:00AM with Rev. Paul Surprenant officiating. A visitation will be held two hours prior to the service at the church on Saturday.

Memorials can be made to St. Jude Children's Research or Gamehaven Council – Boys Scouts of America (Kenny was a member of Troop 42, Byron.)