Sunday, January 20, 2019
I've known "Kev" my whole life. He was my first cousin, and was nine months older than me. He was a kind, caring, and accepting person. We had many fun times together in our teens and early 20s, including parties; listening to numerous LPs; discussing SNL; vacationing at Kenosee Lake; and engaging in deep philosophical conversations over steaming cups of coffee. In later years, and by distance, we'd often talk with pride about our daughters. Kev was exceptionally proud of his beautiful daughter Tori. Kev had a deep faith in God, and compassion and hospitality were among his many gifts. Kev and his siblings were extremely kind and supportive when my Father died. Subsequently, Kev's innumerable acts of kindness towards my Mother not only assisted her to remain in her home, but also facilitated her relocation to Calgary. I will miss you Kev. My sincerest condolences to Tori, David and Colleen.
