Ken was born in Milwaukee Wisconsin on July 22nd, 1937 and passed away peacefully at home on October 25th 2021 with his family. Ken was a father, grandfather and friend to many. He was married Sharon Ann Huven for many years until her passing in 2008. He was a certified welder by trade and an amazing painter. He tinkered with cars and motorcycles with his late friend Mel Tullberg. To provide for his family in later years Ken took any job he had to but found that junking was a fun way to make money and it was something he enjoyed even though it was hard work. He can be remembered driving around the area in his multi-colored truck and to Pranke's Salvage. Ken was a fantastic artist as he would draw all the old newspaper cartoons as well as other cartoon characters. This is a talent that he passed on to his sons and daughter. He loved music especially old Motown music. Aretha Franklin was one of his absolute favorites. When he was able he also loved being able to go fishing and spending time with his friends while having beer and shooting the breeze. Later in his life, his greatest honor was being a grandfather. He loved his granddaughter Cheyanne with all his heart. He lived to give everyone a hard time he truly was a feisty old man that loved his family. Ken was surrounded by his family who took care of him in his later years. His daughter-in-law Kristin really stepped up to the plate with his care and needs. His family meant the world to him and they all took turns to make sure his last years were comfortable. Ken is survived by Son Kenneth Michael Raymond Domino, Daughter-in-Law Kristin Domino, Grand Daughter Cheyanne Domino and Grandson Blake Klinger all of Wittenberg. He was proceeded in death by Brother Ron Domino, Wife Sharon Domino, Son Ron Domino Sr. and Daughter Stephanie Domino. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers a go fund me account has been set up to assist family with burial expenses at : gofund.me/b6d35adf