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Sunday Jun 10, 2012

I could fill pages of memories of Kevin. I have seen Kevin at his best and his worst. He delt with his mental illness with as much grace,and hope that he could. He loved his family, he loved his Kev-Kev and Fluffy, he loved chocolate, he loved a good joke, he loved flowers especially lavender, he loved sitting on my front porch smoking and watching the humming birds. I will miss him greatly but know that he is where there is no mental illness, no cancer, just those that have gone before greeting him with open arms,love, and hopefully a joke. Love you Kev

Erika - (Foster RI)

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Monday Jun 11, 2012

Having know Kevin for many years I knew his ups and downs. I did enjoy his company. May you rest in peace.

Paula Patterson - (Blackstone)

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Wednesday Jun 13, 2012

Dear Peggy and family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy at the loss of Kevin. He was always so special to your parents. Until I saw his obituary, I did not know that your parents had also passed. I just found and read your Mom's. June and I were close friends overs the years but, after her 80th birthday party, we did not keep in touch. I am so sorry that I did not know of her passing. I have written a condolence that is on her page.

May the Lord be with all of you.

Marilyn Mowry (formerly Mollo)

Marilyn Mowry - (Warwick, RI)

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Thursday Jun 21, 2012

I am so sorry for your loss. I wish to share with you comfort from the scriptures. The Bible holds out a wonderful hope for our loved ones who have fallen asleep in death. Please read John 5:28,29 in your Bible. Another wonderful future promise is found at Revelation 21:3,4 where it states that sickness, pain and death will be no more. The former things will have passed away. As you read these texts in your own Bible, may they be of comfort to you.

T. Kelly - (Columbia, MD)

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