Kenneth S Baillargeon (60) of Orlando, Florida, lost his battle with Cancer on September 22, 2026, surrounded by his family and loved ones.

Born on November 11,1965 in Natick, Massachusetts to Harold and Sarah Baillargeon, Kenny lived a meaningful life. After completing school, he trained as a mechanic and spent the last 20+ years fixing industrial equipment as a Master Technician. Kenny could fix anything. This man could diagnose your engine problems just by listening to the strange sounds you made into the phone while trying to describe the issue.

Kenny enjoyed spending time with family, building things and riding his motorcycle. He was the guy people called if they needed a hand. He never said “no”. He was kind, compassionate and knowledgeable. You could always count on him. He made friends wherever he went.

His adult life was spent raising five children in Orlando, with his wife, Debbie. He loved his family very much and spoke of them often. His children could always count on him, even as adults, His siblings meant the world to him and they shared the kind of relationships others envied.

Kenny loved to take road trips with his “brothers”. They would pack up their bikes and spend time traveling, laughing and bonding. These were some of his favorite memories, made with friends that quickly became family.

He is survived by his wife, Debbie Baillargeon, his children, daughter Tiffany (Chris, Cristina) Miller, son Christopher (Marie) Nuss, daughter Chastity Nuss, daughter Kristina (Chris) Ellis, daughter Kathie (Chris) Harris and daughter Brittany Scaife and his 16 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Kenny is also survived by four of his siblings, sister Cheri (Scott) Bailey, brother Joe (Shanna) Baillargeon, sister Eileen (Robert, Lisa) Hughes, brother Stan (Jan) Baillargeon. He is preceded in death by his sister Debbie Baillargeon and his parents, Harold and Sarah.

A viewing and short funeral service will be held at Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home at 2811 East Curry Ford Road, Orlando Florida 32806 on Saturday, October 3rd starting at 2pm. Short reception to follow. Kenny’s bike will be parked out front. Others are welcome to bring yours to park alongside him one last time.