Ken Kaiser

1945–2017 (age 72)

Major League Baseball umpire

Biography

Ken Kaiser served baseball with fairness and dedication for decades as a Major League Baseball umpire, including appearances in countless postseason games. His steady judgment and deep love for the sport guided players, coaches, and fans through some of the game’s most memorable moments.

He rests in Riverside Cemetery, with gratitude from the baseball world for his professionalism and his commitment to the integrity of America’s pastime.

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