Joseph Boylan

My condolences on the loss of Kevin to all the Boylan family. Kevin was a great guy. To know Kevin was to love him. So many fond memories. He will be missed but always remembered. RIP Kevin.

Janet and family, I am so sorry to read about Kevin's passing. He left quite an imprint on the Wyoming Valley and will be missed by many. May God comfort all of you.

Jan & the entire Boylan family.... A life well lived is a life defined with purpose, fulfillment and with meaningful connections with others. We all know Kevin nailed it! Renie & I were fortunate to meet & know you from our years in Kingston, nights at Lake St & of course Kevin's....but our trip to Ireland can only be described a an exceptional experience with many friends and with Kevin at the helm. May he rest in peace. Tony & Renie

I just happened to be scanning the obituaries in the Pittston Dispatch. I stopped at this very nice looking Irishman. And, after reading this, I wish that we´d known Joe! Such a wonderful man! our son " Liam", who dabbles in Geneology, has found Boylan´s in his dad´s family tree. Joe, sounds like any one of our relatives on either side of our family! We also : Love being Irish! Are Wolftone fans! Have the Irish wit (& wisdom ) We´re all " rib-ticklers! Love EVERYTHING Notre...

Janet...My heart goes out to you and your family at this time. I have great memories of playing basketball with Kevin throughout high school, taking a trip to Wildwood at the Jersey Shore, and just sitting around talking. He was as great a friend and person as he was a teammate. Kevin had a magnetic personality and a heart of gold. After not seeing him for quite some time, it was so special seeing both of you at the 50th class reunion. He is going to be greatly missed. Again, my sincerest...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

So,So Sorry to hear of this. So many people will miss your fabulous personality & presence in their lives. Even though I haven´t seen you in many years. I miss you already, Kevin...