Kevin was one of a kind. He was gone way too soon.  He grew up in a large family of boys and had one sister, Tina.  His parents were probably the best parents they could possibly be, but Kevin was certainly lost in the shuffle.  He had a difficult time and found himself in trouble without parental support.  Kevin lived his life to the fullest in spite of his difficulties.  He was a hard worker and a very smart man.  He got his GED late in life and went on to college at Baker and learned his trade well.  He was a jack of all trades and he was always available to help whenever needed. He was a good father and a wonderful husband, but being my son-in-law was an achievement.  No matter what I asked of him, he was always there to lend a hand. His life was hard as he tried to survive the challenges of working and raising a family.  He certainly did it his way regardless of what anyone said or did and he tried very hard to make his family proud and be a father that his children could look up too.  I have passionate memories of Kevin that will live in my heart forever. He became a member of my family and lived up to his role as a son and a father and a wonderful husband. I love you and will nevery forget.  

kevin was the love of my life my solemate we liked the same things we could finish eachother words if we had to.Kevin loved to work on cars i  seen himm change lots of motors his other passion was fishing wich he passed on to his son and daughter.i loved kevin with all my heart.