Andrew Endicott

Kevin:
I remember the little boy who you to take Aunt Judy's hair and make it up into funny shapes and sizes. It took her hours to wash all of the crud you and Annie put in it.
I sure wish we could have been together more in our lives, but miles make it hard. Miles are something that comes between families all the time. I sure wish I could turn back time.

Love, Uncle Rich

Kevin, Nathan and I miss you a lot. I'm happy I got to know you during your short time on earth. Nathan and I will cherish the laughter and fun times we shared together.

My heart goes out to you, Kim and Debbie, and your family. I am very sorry about your son. You are truly great people and I'm sure your son was too. God bless and comfort you. Love Tianeth & Lena Sheppard

We have so many great memories of Kevin during his time in Dillingham and going to visit Kevin at Chena... camping, fishing, hunting, bringing my sick daughter and I down the lake during a horrid windy day... Kevin had a heart of gold and the smile that brought sunshine to everyone. We miss you here every day.

I don't really know if the family really remembers me at all, its been awhile. I use to hang out with Kevin while my sis was in dance, at LeAnn's dance (i think was the name), I remember going to see TMNT 3 with him, had lots of fun. Really was sad when he moved away, even sadder to here about this. My thoughts are with all of his other friends and family.

I am sorry for you loss. I am remember Kevin up at the old cottage, with the biggest smile on his face, playing in the sand. Its his wonderfull we will always remember.

Annie were are thinking of you and your family and sending you lots love.

The Canadian Cousins

... thinking of you little brother...

Kevin you did not have the time to reach the full potential that you had in so many thing. But when it came to being an uncle you excelled from the moment Annie brought Jacob home, none of us will ever forget that.
Incidently Jacob went to Camp Kushtaka and they had pictures of you. Also he found the bunk where you carved your (Kevin Endicott was here).
And yes we are all glade that you were here, but so sorry you had to leave so soon. Bye, Pa

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that Kevin had passed. My husband and I got to know Kevin while he lived here in Dillingham. Justin and Kevin were always neck-to-neck in snowmachine races and drags and the aftermath of fixing what broke afterwords. Kevin was an honest and kind friend! We will be praying for his family.....

Justin & Carrie Pleier