Kenneth “Ken” W. Livengood, 68, of Lafayette, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Born on February 18, 1958, in Lafayette, Ken was the son of Howard and Mary Jo Livengood. Ken graduated from Jefferson High School in 1978. He enjoyed the outdoors throughout his life. In his younger years, heContinue Reading
Sharon Barrett
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I met Ken years and years ago through my cousins who live in Indiana, and I came to regard him as another family member. He visited Virginia many times with my cousins over the years, and I'd usually see him when I visited Indiana. We last got together in 2021 when we invited him to join us for dinner at Roberts Americus Restaurant.
My sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Jude Wood
left a message on May 22, 2026:
In memory of Kenneth Wayne Livengood, Jude Wood lit a candle
Jude Wood
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I was much saddened to receive news of Ken's passing. Although he was a good friend of my own brother for many years, I always considered him "my other brother." I have many good memories over the decades, including the visits to my mother's family's home place in Virginia. My siblings and our children still quote him on occasion. Sail among the stars, my brother; we will meet again. <3
John Barrett
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I have had the pleasure of Ken's true friendship since meeting in 3rd grade at Crouch Elementary School. Growing up in the neighborhood with our close friends, we had rowdy games of basketball, jumped bicycles from home made ramps, and fought bottle rocket wars. We.got into mischief common to teenage boys, and Ken earned the nickname "The Sheik", based on our fascination with pro wrestling on TV. We added a few members to our band of brothers in high school and beyond, bonding over intense sessions of Foosball tournament play. Ken made several trips with my family to Virginia, where we hiked trails on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Although we saw less of each other as adults, whenever we met we caught up immediately. I will miss you, my brother!
DANIEL l HOOPER
left a message on May 22, 2026:
In memory of Kenneth Wayne Livengood, DANIEL l HOOPER lit a candle
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Sharon Barrett
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I met Ken years and years ago through my cousins who live in Indiana, and I came to regard him as another family member. He visited Virginia many times with my cousins over the years, and I'd usually see him when I visited Indiana. We last got together in 2021 when we invited him to join us for dinner at Roberts Americus Restaurant.
My sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Jude Wood
left a message on May 22, 2026:
In memory of Kenneth Wayne Livengood, Jude Wood lit a candle
Jude Wood
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I was much saddened to receive news of Ken's passing. Although he was a good friend of my own brother for many years, I always considered him "my other brother." I have many good memories over the decades, including the visits to my mother's family's home place in Virginia. My siblings and our children still quote him on occasion. Sail among the stars, my brother; we will meet again. <3
John Barrett
left a message on May 22, 2026:
I have had the pleasure of Ken's true friendship since meeting in 3rd grade at Crouch Elementary School. Growing up in the neighborhood with our close friends, we had rowdy games of basketball, jumped bicycles from home made ramps, and fought bottle rocket wars. We.got into mischief common to teenage boys, and Ken earned the nickname "The Sheik", based on our fascination with pro wrestling on TV. We added a few members to our band of brothers in high school and beyond, bonding over intense sessions of Foosball tournament play. Ken made several trips with my family to Virginia, where we hiked trails on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Although we saw less of each other as adults, whenever we met we caught up immediately. I will miss you, my brother!
DANIEL l HOOPER
left a message on May 22, 2026:
In memory of Kenneth Wayne Livengood, DANIEL l HOOPER lit a candle
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.