So sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. I met him when I left Florida during Hurricane Irma and stayed in the home he shared with Rachel. He was so sweet, especially to my dachshund, who absolutely adored the attention he gave her. He was so warm and welcoming to me and my fiancé. Sending prayers and my thoughts to his loved ones.

Craig, we send our prayers and condolences at the loss of Kevin. He lead an active live and served our nation with honor and pride. May he rest in peace.

I have had the honor and privilege to know Kevin through his relationship with my daughter. I deeply appreciated the love he bestowed on both Rachel and my dog Jeter. The last time I saw him was when they came to New Jersey and surprised me for my birthday. And with Kevin's usual sense of humor, he let me know that I had not dusted the upstairs bedroom since his last visit by leaving a note in the dust. Looking back at my pictures of him, there is always a smile. While others have mentioned his love of running, they might also be surprised that Rachel and Kevin took ballroom dancing lessons. He will always have a place in my heart. May you find the peace you so deserved.

Kevin is an awesome co-worker and friend and very hard worker. I think one of his favorite things was making good memories surrounded by good friends. Board game day was one way he did this. He hosted fifteen friends twenty different board games all day. Then also a pig out feast at Iron Age for lunch! We're all gonna miss you.

Condolences to the family. I only knew him a short while as a colleague, but enjoyed working with him. He had a sharp wit and was dedicated to to his ideals and values. He will be missed.

Dear Karen, Craig, and Nicole, I am so deeply saddened by your loss. Kevin was so young and full of life. Please know what my thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time.

A couple of years ago I participated in a running club and ran a few races with Kevin and several other coworkers. Although I did not know Kevin very well or for long, he was a good friend and colleague. One of the last times I saw Kevin, he gave me some very good advice at a time when I needed it most. He said, “Life is short. Listen to your heart, figure out what you want, and go after it.” Though it seems like simple advice, it helped me then, and I’ve always remembered it. Thanks for the life advice Kevin, and know you will be missed by many.

I'm so sorry about Kevin's passing. He was a highly valued work colleague, making many contributions in many different ways. Kevin and I spoke often about work issues. We also spoke about non-work things. Mostly we spoke about running, because we were both "serious" recreational runners. We laughed about temporary injuries, running too slowly, and other runners plights. From me, and all of the people Kevin worked with, please accept our sincere condolences.