Kevin R. Koziczkowski

Kevin R. Koziczkowski

Of Plover died late Sunday morning, March 15, 2020 at Aspirus Hospital in Wausau with his loving family at his side.

Age 56 Kevin was born May 11, 1963 in Stevens Point. He is the son of Ralph and Beverly (Coulthurst) Koziczkowski. He attended local grade schools, graduating from Stevens Point Area Senior High (SPASH) in 1981. He then attended the University of La Crosse and MATC studying in the Mil Art Work program.

His marriage to Marry "Quihoy" Koziczkowski took place on September 14, 2013 in Stevens Point. After their marriage the couple settled in Plover. His wife Marry survives.

Kevin owned and operated Koziczkowski Construction for almost 20 years.

In Lieu of flowers, a memorial in his name will be established.

Kevin loved fishing, and some hunting when he had the opportunity. He was a connoiseur in Old and New movies and videos, he also had a contagious smile and laugh, enjoyed a good joke and had a tremendous sense of humor that had no bounds. He was a great husband, father, son and brother and was a very caring person with a big heart. He took tremendous pride in his construction work and was very articulate in his building.

Survivors include his daughter Kalyssa (Dustin Dahms) Koziczkowski of Stevens Point and a son Kolten Koziczkowski both of Plover, his parents Ralph and Beverly Koziczkowski of Plover. Further survived by two sisters; Karen Monroe of Appleton and Kay (Kurt) Ross of Stevens Point.

A Private Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 A.M. Friday, March 20, 2020 at St. Bronislava Catholic Church. Following the Guidelines put in place by the State and the Diocese of La Crosse  due to the Corona Virus, the funeral mass will be PRIVATE . Officiant will be Fr. Ed Shuttleworth with the burial in the Guardian Angel Cemetery.

DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS, THE VISITATION FOR KEVIN THURSDAY EVENING HAS BEEN CANCELLED. PLEASE FOLLOW OUR WEBSITE FOR FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS OR SERVICES.

Kevin, you will always be in my heart, and our love for each other will never die. All my love, Marry