Lloyd Kralicek

Lloyd W. Kralicek, 73 passed away Monday March 15th, 2021 at his residence surrounded by his family.

He was born June 21st, 1947 in Pittsburg Kansas, the son of Leonard L. and Marjorie (Humbard) Kralicek

He is preceded in death by his parents Leonard and Marjorie Kralicek

He is survived by his wife Mary Anna Kralicek, Mother, Violet (Anderson) Kralicek, brother Ronnie Kralicek, Sister Donna (Kralicek) Noland, His Children, and their family:  Son, Richard and Patty Kralicek, Grandchildren Preston and Sammy, Son, James and Michelle Kralicek, Grandchildren, Jamie and Paige, Great Grandchildren, Valor and baby Martinko. Daughter, Toni (Scott) (Kralicek) Paschen, Grandchildren, Joshua, Jordan, and Dmitri.

After graduating from Ruskin High School Lloyd began his career by attending the Bricklayers Union Apprenticeship program and working for Vince DeCarlo.  He then ventured out on his own and created his own business Kralicek Construction which survived for over 50 years.  There is not a neighborhood in the Kansas City proper that does not have his and his son’s special touch.  He and his son were and are THE Brick and Stone Masons of Kansas City!

Lloyd had many passions in his life outside of Two on top of one and one on top of two, he also was known in the Racing Pigeon community of Kansas City and the President for many years of the MO-Kan Combine as well as the IMOI Racing Pigeon club.  He was also an avid Auctioneer that was well known within its community as well.  He graduated from Auctioneering School by reciting the tongue twisters of "Betty bought a bit of butter" and "How much wood could a woodchuck chuck".

Lloyd was a Bricklaying Auctioneering pigeon flyer type of guy!

Services will be Saturday March 20, 2021 with Visitation at 10AM with Funeral at 11AM followed by burial all at Longview Funeral Home and Cemetery. Family is requesting a casual dress for the service since that is the lifestyle Lloyd lived Blue Jeans and a shirt. Services will be livestreamed from our Longview Funeral Home Facebook Page.

In lieu of flowers, please make contributions in memory of Lloyd to the Dementia Society of America by mail to PO Box 600, Doylestown, PA 18901, or online www.DementiaSociety.org/donate.