May God guide you and your girls through this time of sorrow and sadness. Rest in peace, Lillian ! My deepest condolences, Kevin.

To Kevin, and all the Heidels and Venezias: May you find courage, a measure of comfort, and life-long enrichment in the legacy of love and memories Lillian has left with you.

Separated by a continent and sometimes half a world, our paths have not crossed with Kevin, Lillian and the girls since Ted visited in Brooklyn enroute to Egypt in the 90s, so as uncle and aunt we are grateful for all the second-hand sharing at a distance through family mail and photos across the years.

The warmth of Lillian's legacy glows in the photo gallery here. We do not know when we might be in yhour neighborhood again, but If and when you and the girls, together or separately, can stop by for a visit with us in the Pacific Northwest, it would warm our hearts to share in your memories, and in your futures.

Kevin, I am so sorry to hear of your wife's death. I understand the pain you are going through and want to extend my heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. I pray you find strength in Our Lord. Kevin, I didn't know your wife, but from a few stories you previously mentioned, I understand she was a magnificent spirit. I remember when I met you at work, and you mentioning you were from Hawaii and I asked "now what is a boy from Hawaii doing in NY?!!" ... and you said " I fell in love and followed the love of my life and moved here!".  Kevencito, I know your wife will always be the love of your life and she will forever life in your heart. I hope you will find peace and comfort in the days ahead.
If I can be of any help, do not hesitate to call upon me.

In sympathy,

Rita Gonzalez, RN

May God comfort you and your family at this time and keep the loving memories shared in you hearts forever.