Kenneth L. Allmond “Kenny”
Kenneth L. Allmond, “Kenny”, age 50, sadly and tragically passed away on September 28, 2024. Union electrician for IBEW LOCAL 98 for over 25 years. Beloved husband of Lynne Allmond (nee Lightkep). Loving and devoted father of Meghan Allmond and Kyle Allmond. Loving son of Sandy Raudenbush and Kenneth “Chuck” Allmond. Brother of Christopher Allmond (Jennifer). Also survived by many loving in-laws, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and friends. Family and friends are invited to gather and pay their respects on Monday Evening, October 7 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm in St. Jerome RC Church (Colfax St. Phila., Pa 19136). Funeral mass and further arrangements will be held in private by his family. Please omit flowers and kindly consider donations in Kenny’s memory to his family to help with education expenses for Kenny’s children.
did not know him. met him ounce at the upper mattaponi tribal registation in phia. a very nice familly and cuz. will be in my prayers
In memory of a life that touched so many
My first encounter with Kenny was on September 1st. We were seat mates on our flight home from Cleveland. In the short 15 minutes before takeoff, I quickly learned how much he loved his wife and children. We shared quick stories about our children. He told me all about his daughter and son, he laughed about his headphones that had just broke, and he told me to kick him if he didn’t stop talking or started to snore. He told me how excited he was to go back to Cleveland with his boys to relive the experience he had with his wife. What a guy. Rest in peace 🙏🏽
Kenny was my “seat mate” on the plane ride from Ohio on September 1st. This was our first encounter. I felt compelled to leave a message here because in that short 15 minutes before our hour flight home, we chatted before we dozed off at takeoff. I quickly learned how much he loved his family. I heard all about his daughter and son, his broken headphones, how much he enjoyed his time in Cleveland, and how he couldn’t wait to go back there with his “boys”. I could see the playful love he and his wife had for each other. What a great guy! Rest in peace 🙏🏽
Kenny gave so much of himself to football he loves the sport and love teaching the kids how to play he will be surely missed and always thought of his family will be in our prayers and in our hearts life taken way too soon 
Met Kenny in 2013 at a cyo basketball game he seen my son Michael Jacoby playing & gave his contact info to my brother who never gave it to me still he came back to another game just to try & get him to play football. Mike had never put pads on or played organized football, until that 8th grade yr which he took Mike & made him a cyo rookie of the year with a all star appearance. Mike was recruited HEAVILY & got offers from every local school around lasalle, sjp, ga, roman, etc. He eventually attended judge fjhs to be with his friends graduated in 2020 culminating w a football scholarship to Millersville university. Tragically, he was in a car crash that took his life before he got to live out his dream of playing college football. A dream Kenny gave him & helped him achieve. He also helped me through my grief after mikes death. RIP brother until we meet again.
The 1991 magical ride will never be forgotten. What a ride buddy!
The magical ride of 1991 will never be forgotten. What a ride buddy--joe
I never had the pleasure of meeting Kenny, although he would always wave when he saw me. I have heard many good things about him and the time he spent with the kids. Rest in peace neighbor, you will be missed!
Kenny cared about his community and was devoted to helping to nurture youth. Rest peacefully!
First met Kenny when my boys were young and started playing at HBC. He had a way of making the kids and everyone around him happy. The last time I seen him was at the shore and he was his usual happy go lucky self. He always asked how the boys were doing and genuinely cared. My condolences go out to his family and may he rest in peace. Jerry Curran
My thoughts and prayers are with the Allmond Family, I did not have the pleasure of meeting Kenny, it sounds like he made a difference in his short life, I know he will be missed.
Always had the gift to make people smile that’s a special gift to have
Legend.
He lit up every room he was in with his smile. That smile will be missed and remembered ❤️
My love, thoughts and prayers are with the Allmond family at this time of tragic loss. Kenny was the son of my cousin Chuck and, from what I am hearing, he was quite a special person. May God grant peace and comfort to the family.
Kenny I have never met a person with such a zest for life!! You have given so much of yourself to others(my nephews especially)always put a smile on peoples faces and at the same time made such beautiful memories for your own family who you were always so proud of!!! Lynne,Meg and Kyle were the center of your world!!! We will watch out for them and continue to tell your stories….OMG I am so thankful to have been part of the “Dude Where’s My Car “story!!! You have made the world a better and happier place!!! You will be missed…I hope you’re hanging with Dee and Sean so give them a hug for me!! You will never be forgotten Dude❤️
Holmesburg Boys Club Finest ! The Kenny and Denny Team helped many youths at our club, spending countless hours! Thank you Kenny for dedication & commitment! You’re a special person and will be missed by all !🧡🖤
Fran Walker
Stand up guy. A good man. Gave back to our youth and built lasting friendships
Ready Easy Kenny. You will be missed
My thoughts and prayers are with the Allmond family during this difficult time. Our family was a part of HBC for 10 years and Kenny was one of the best. Just know how many young lives you touched. You will be greatly missed.
Kenny was a loyal neighbor, coach, and friend.
To the Allmond family, the loss of Kenny will truly be felt throughout the community.
Kenny’s positive influence can continue to be found in the youth he selflessly mentored throughout the years.
Rest in peace Kenny.
Holmesburg Boys Club was one of the Great Family memories I have raising my kids and countless days and nights at the field I would never have traded for the world!
Kenny you were little Kenny’s coach and he loved playing for you! Rest in Peace and keep your family and the Holmesburg Crew safe , we will keep you forever in our memories. I am glad little Kenny and I got to see you down the shore this summer ! 🖤🧡
Never forget coming to you hosue everyday and making Kenny build the tent for us and always putting toys together for us. Everytime I walked down the beach after lifeguard he always said hi and made me laugh. If I was guarding on the beach he was sitting on he always said hi to me. He truly was the best.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Allmond Family, I did not have the pleasure of meeting Kenny, it sounds like he made a difference in his short life, I know he will be missed.
First met Kenny when my boys were young and started playing at HBC. He had a way of making the kids and everyone around him happy. The last time I seen him was at the shore and he was his usual happy go lucky self. He always asked how the boys were doing and genuinely cared. My condolences go out to his family and may he rest in peace. Jerry Curran
Kenny cared about his community and was devoted to helping to nurture youth. Rest peacefully!
I never had the pleasure of meeting Kenny, although he would always wave when he saw me. I have heard many good things about him and the time he spent with the kids. Rest in peace neighbor, you will be missed!
The magical ride of 1991 will never be forgotten. What a ride buddy–joe
The 1991 magical ride will never be forgotten. What a ride buddy!
Met Kenny in 2013 at a cyo basketball game he seen my son Michael Jacoby playing & gave his contact info to my brother who never gave it to me still he came back to another game just to try & get him to play football. Mike had never put pads on or played organized football, until that 8th grade yr which he took Mike & made him a cyo rookie of the year with a all star appearance. Mike was recruited HEAVILY & got offers from every local school around lasalle, sjp, ga, roman, etc. He eventually attended judge fjhs to be with his friends graduated in 2020 culminating w a football scholarship to Millersville university. Tragically, he was in a car crash that took his life before he got to live out his dream of playing college football. A dream Kenny gave him & helped him achieve. He also helped me through my grief after mikes death. RIP brother until we meet again.
Kenny gave so much of himself to football he loves the sport and love teaching the kids how to play he will be surely missed and always thought of his family will be in our prayers and in our hearts life taken way too soon 
Kenny was my “seat mate” on the plane ride from Ohio on September 1st. This was our first encounter. I felt compelled to leave a message here because in that short 15 minutes before our hour flight home, we chatted before we dozed off at takeoff. I quickly learned how much he loved his family. I heard all about his daughter and son, his broken headphones, how much he enjoyed his time in Cleveland, and how he couldn’t wait to go back there with his “boys”. I could see the playful love he and his wife had for each other. What a great guy!
Rest in peace 🙏🏽
My first encounter with Kenny was on September 1st. We were seat mates on our flight home from Cleveland. In the short 15 minutes before takeoff, I quickly learned how much he loved his wife and children. We shared quick stories about our children. He told me all about his daughter and son, he laughed about his headphones that had just broke, and he told me to kick him if he didn’t stop talking or started to snore. He told me how excited he was to go back to Cleveland with his boys to relive the experience he had with his wife. What a guy. Rest in peace 🙏🏽
In memory of a life that touched so many
did not know him. met him ounce at the upper mattaponi tribal registation in phia. a very nice familly and cuz. will be in my prayers