Kenneth Joseph "Joe" Neumeier
He was born on July 14, 1965. Ken is of German descent. He loved barbecuing, fishing, hunting, and most of all being a father to his kids and an uncle to his nieces and nephews. Ken always called his family on their birthday and sang to them. 
Ken met his wife Sandy while working at a grocery store. He always said that he fell in love with her the moment that he laid eyes on her. After a few years she returned the same love, but she only realized it when she literally fell for him. The two were married on Nov. 20, 1987. They welcomed their first son into the world on Nov. 22, 1990. The happy couple greeted their second son on June 11, 1994.
Later in life Ken became a long-hall truck driver who has been in almost in every state across the United States. He moved his family to Enoch, Utah early 2010. Ken made lots of friends. He was well-liked and loved by many who had chance to meet him. 
He passed away on April 20, 2014 at the age of 48. Ken wanted to be at home with family, and he wanted to be cremated so he could remain with them forever. He never wanted a funeral. He wanted a barbecue where his friends and family will celebrate his life.
As a father, he was a best friend and he was a hero. As a husband, an unbreakable mutual bond of respect, understanding, and love helped them both cope with the challenges of life. They helped each other, they saved each other, and he loved her so very much until the very end.  As a brother, he'd played games, talked, cared, and loved all of his siblings. He was there for them when they needed him. As an uncle, everyone liked him. He would play games, tease them, or just be silly with them. He was the favorite uncle that everyone loved. As a son, he loved and respected his parents from his heart. He always loved going golfing with his father and cooking with his mother.
He is survived by his wife, Sandy; mother, Carol; father, Jerry; his bothers, Dave; Jared; sister, Heidi; and his sons, Eryk; Alex; and multiple nieces and nephews, and cousins.

This obituary was written by Alexander Conrad Neumeier.

 

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