Condolence: Today, September 8th would be Kevin's 58th birthday. Oh, God how could such an exceptional mind and warm , loving heart be gone

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. God sees your tears and feels the depth of your grief and says He will heal your broken heart and bind up your painful spot. Psalms 147:3

Condolence: To Kevin's loved ones:

From the first time I met Kevin at Corlett till our run in's at Henderson, my daughter's school, and long after I left employment with the district...Kevin always had that BIG smile of his and a kind word for me when we saw each other. He was a gifted, caring and loving soul and will be deeply missed by myself and my children. He will be remembered with fondness. Always willing to share his knowledge with a "non techie" like me and allow my oldest child to observe and ask endless questions. Peace dear friend. God Bless and comfort you all, until you meet again. ❤️
Love, Garrett, and Luciana Struzik

Condolence: I remember Kevin as a very young lad when Dale and I worked together in the Majestic Building, and he had such a huge smile that came from the heart. My prayers go to all of his family.

Condolence: Sorry to hear of your unexpected loss and that we are so far away in Arizona.

Condolence: Barb,Dale and all of Kevin's family: We are so saddened to hear of your loss… our love and thoughts are with you…Linda Dillon and Dave Spencer.

Condolence: Emily - Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family during this very difficult time. We are very sorry about your loss.

Condolence: So sorry about your loss. I've been thinking about you two for awhile. Let me know if I can do anything for you, love, Marcia

Condolence: Emily and Jayden,
I am so, so, so sorry. I met Kevin when he used to bring you, Jayden, to the gym for your gymnastics class. He was one of those people I loved running into and visiting with because his smile and positive attitude was so contagious:)

Condolence: I worked closely with Kevin and Baggs. I often heard him unlocking his office door and I would holler out is that you! He loved to check out what I was having for lunch. Silly things...I know, but working with him was fun. We laughed over the silly things computers would do and how the fix was so simple and so easily missed. He taught me so much and was always there to help us out when needed. We laughed so often when we figured out we were emailing each other across the hall, literally five steps away. He will truly be missed, I will miss him. I feel like I lost my right arm. I am so sorry for your loss! I will remember Kevin fondly. Thanks for the memories!