Birth date: Oct 12, 1966 Death date: Apr 30, 2023
Kenneth Raymond McGlade, 56, of Decatur, IL, passed away on Sunday (04-30-2023) at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Kenny was born on October 12, 1966 in Decatur, IL, the son of Kenneth Roy McGlade and Radine Lynn (McKinley) McGlade. H Read Obituary
Radine,
So sorry to hear of your loss. My earliest memory is the Decatur Trailer park when we were children and a few trips to your house in Decatur. Will keep you in our prayer and may God hold you close.
Love Lisa (Frohn) Jameson
Radine, you were such a loving and caring mother to your son throughout his extended illness. I pray that your grief is eased knowing that he is now whole again and living eternally in heaven with God our father. My thoughts and prayers are with you today and always, Robin Murray
Radine, we have such good memories of Kenny as a boy and later as a man. When he and Mike were 13/14, we took them to Six Flags, but it was a Monday and we learned when we got there that the park was closed on Mondays! (That was before the internet.) They were such good sports, and we all went to the St. Louis zoo instead, so the day wasn't lost. We did have some good laughs about it! Also, one very cold winter Saturday, the boys wanted to go to the mall, but John told them they had to wear jackets or he wouldn't take them. They finally agreed, but who knows what they did with them once they got there! Then as an adult, we had lots of good conversations with him about the Bible and the Christian faith. We loved him and will miss him. We're so very sorry for your great loss.
Radine, I remember when you and Kenny, about 18 at that time, came to see me in Minnesota. When Kenny walked in the door, I thought he was so cute and could win over any girl with his beautiful blue eyes. He has been in many of my prayers and now there is an empty place where his name used to be. Radine, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Aunt Clarene Seemann
Rhonda Beiler lit a candle in memory of Kenneth McGlade
Kenny, I sure will miss our conversations about all the good times shared with Grandpa and Grandma Brookman and the rest of the family. You and your dad were always considered part of our family. My deepest condolences to your mom, love and miss you always.
Radine- I'm so sorry to hear about Kenny. I never met him, but felt I knew him through your stories and updates about him through the years.
R.I.P. KennyMac .... Love you Brother !!
