A Brother, Friend, and Ironworker Gone Too Soon

The community of Liberty Borough, Pennsylvania, is reeling from the heartbreaking loss of Kenneth “Kenny” Matthew Hayman, who tragically passed away on October 12, 2025, at just 33 years old. Born on August 9, 1992, in Pittsburgh, Kenny was a man who carried an incredible mix of strength, loyalty, and heart — traits that defined every aspect of his life.

Kenny’s presence was magnetic. Whether on the job as a dedicated ironworker or among his brothers in the War Dog Motorcycle Club, he lived each day with purpose and integrity. Known for his bold humor and fearless attitude, he could make anyone laugh even in the darkest of times. But behind his tough exterior was a man with endless compassion — someone who would drop everything to help a friend, a neighbor, or even a stranger in need.

His sudden passing has left an unimaginable void, not only in the hearts of his loved ones but throughout the entire community. His memory will forever stand as a testament to what it means to live fiercely, love deeply, and stay true to your people.

A Legacy of Strength, Brotherhood, and Love

Kenny was more than just a friend — he was a brother to many, a loyal son, and a man whose word meant everything. His work as an ironworker reflected his incredible resilience and pride in his craft, symbolizing the very strength he carried through life. Those who worked alongside him knew that when Kenny was on the job, there was never a challenge too big or a moment too hard to face.

Outside of work, his involvement with the War Dog Motorcycle Club became a reflection of his heart for brotherhood. He wasn’t just a member — he was family to everyone who rode beside him. The roar of engines, the laughter shared on long rides, and the sense of unity he helped build will live on forever among his brothers and sisters.

Kenny’s laughter was infectious, his loyalty unwavering, and his heart immeasurable. He had a way of bringing people together, reminding everyone that life was meant to be lived with passion, courage, and love.

Forever Remembered, Never Forgotten

As friends and family prepare to honor Kenny’s life, the visitation will be held on October 31 and November 1, followed by a service that will celebrate the man who gave so much of himself to others. His legacy will continue in the stories shared by those who knew him best — the nights filled with laughter, the rides that turned into lifelong memories, and the countless acts of kindness he gave so freely.

Though his time on this earth was far too short, Kenneth “Kenny” Matthew Hayman left behind a mark that will never fade. His spirit will ride on — through every steel beam he helped raise, through every friend he stood beside, and through every life he touched along the way.

Rest in power, Kenny. Your strength, humor, and love will echo through the lives of those who were lucky enough to know you. You were, and always will be, one of a kind.