Dennis "Kevin" Mulvihill

Kevin was my number one buddy! While he lived with me after graduating UCLA, we had some amazing times together and made tons of electronic music together and many long nights discussing worldly issues and brainstorming for hours. We went out on the town on many occasions and had a blast everytime :) He was a natural mentor and very caring. At the time he was living with me, I owned a house painting business and he believed I was more intelligent and should do something better with my...

My deepest condolences to the Mulvihill family for your loss. I knew Kevin in high school. You are in my thoughts.

I will always love you...

Its already a year that you left, may your soul rest in perfect peace. amen.

My game day starbucks buddy!! I do indeed miss you. I reflect on your accomplishments while with us!! Four examples are your amazing wife and wonderful children. Rest peacefully...

It has been one year now, and it is no less shocking. Our thoughts and prayers remain.

Kevin's genuine care for others has changed the world.. one person at a time.
In turn...we pass it on. Thank you for sharing your Kevin with us.
I hope your hearts are lighter soon. So sorry for your loss.

We are deeply saddened to hear of a cherished life lost too soon... May all who knew and loved Kevin be comforted by the cherished memories he leaves. With blessings and empathy....

I first met Kevin during a trip to Washington, DC, in an American history class taught by his mother, "Mrs Starr" (Megan). He was one of my first mentors, and inspired me with his unquenchable thirst for wisdom, knowledge, and expression--particularly through music, language, and movement. I stayed in contact with him while he was at Santa Clara, and I was at Bellarmine, in classes and even a play or two with his brother, Sean. Kevin and I lost touch when he moved to Los Angeles, and I...