Kevin Michael Neustaedter

We were blessed to be Kevin’s neighbors for over a decade, and the recipients of many yummy treats from his kitchen. Of course, his cookies and chili were a hit in our household!
Kevin was a great conversationalist and we enjoyed visiting with him. His knowledge of literature always left us impressed. It was fun to discuss what we were reading and get his recommendations. One of our sons interviewed him for a literature class as a result!
He was a hardworking guy and his tile work...

So sorry for the loss of Kevin.
Kevin and I met in the early 80’s and were great friends for many years. Even though time and circumstances kept us apart, we were forever friends. He was the best person.

Ruth Schrader Agne

I met Kevin because he was doing the tile in my bathroom. And when I say that it was the best tile work I have even seen, it would be the truth. We had a lot of fun conversations and what was said in the description on this site, was so true. After he had been at our house for about a month on and off, I really did miss his wit. I had gone to Parkway South High School, where he had worked and we had some fun conversations about that. I am so sure he will be missed greatly. I am praying...

Kevin and I were classmates at St. Catherine Laboure for grade school and at Vianney for high school. Kevin was very dedicated and very smart in school, especially English. He read very much and knew about all his reading material.

Kevin and our group made a movie together for our English class Junior year. We had a great time and made a nice Hotel California movie.

We also got to watch Kevin’s dad fly over our campus a few times and tip his wings to say hello.

Kevin was a classmate of mine at Vianney. I do recall that Kev always had a point to be made and he was going to be sure to make it in any conversation. He was always around school when projects were being worked on, be they dances or festivals or the like. I also remember he was always dressed nicely, taking obvious pride in his appearance.

He sounds like he lived his life with a gusto that is no surprise, considering how he was in high school.

Our hearts are...

As a fellow Griffin, and along with the entire Vianney family, I mourn the loss of Kevin.

He was one of the kindest people in our class.

The family wrote a beautiful obituary. Thank you for sharing Kevin's awesome life and legacy with us.

My deepest condolences to his Father, children, siblings and family.

All of you remain in my prayers.

Nick Ganim
Class of '78

I never met Kevin but he sounded like a really good man. Who deeply cared for his family