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Kevin Ahern

San Francisco, California

1948 - 2016

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Kevin Edward Ahern

Mar 5, 1948 - Aug 7, 2016

In San Francisco, Sunday August 7, Kevin Edward Ahern, 68, suddenly and unexpectedly passed away. A native of San Francisco, the third of four children of Edward and Alda Ahern, of San Francisco and Sacramento, respectively. Always fond of the...

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Kevin helped me find my German ancestors who´d immigrated to San Francisco in the 1880s, as well as my English ancestors who arrived during the gold rush. I was surprised and grateful that he volunteered to help, and was impressed how well he knew his way around CODEX, CADI and other research sources.

I remember Kevin from a trail maintenance trip to the Dinky Lakes in Sequoia. He obviously made a powerful impression. I thought he was older than me but it turns out, I must have been young for my age. He nerded me out with his vast encyclopedic knowledge of the marine fossil record and that was a good thing. I had no idea what that was about at the time but later it stuck in my mind. He was a really nice guy and that is the most important thing of all.

I remember Kevin from Sierra Club Trail maintenance at the Dinky Lakes in Sequoia among other Sierra Club adventures. I especially remember how erudite he was regarding fossils. I was impressed in that I knew next to nothing and had no idea about the allure. There is another very smart Kevin Ahern who lectures on Biochemsitry and I bought the lecture just to hear my KA again and it wasn't him. Sadly, I found him here, but at least I know he had a good life.

I just learned of Kevin's passing and it put tears in my eyes. I new him from the Junior Academy in the 60s and 70s. I have many fond memories of Kevin. He introduced me to Ray Sullivan at SF State and that introduction was a major part of my life. I will always remember Kevin with a warm smile and with gratitude. Peace be with you.

I remember Kevin from our days in the 1960's at the Student Section/Junior Academy at the California Academy of Sciences and numerous field trips especially to Pinnacles National Monument. His enthusiasm for nature was inspiring and his sense of humor was entertaining.

So very sorry for your loss. I know God will help you to endure because he cares for you ( 1Peter 5 : 7 ).

My deepest sympathy to your family, and may you keep in mind the scriptural hope of life everlasting which can help sustain you through this difficult time-John 17:3

My condolences to Kevin Ahern's family. He helped me so much with my family research. Such a generous man. God Bless him.

My condolences to the Kevin Ahern Family,
I never met Kevin but he helped me with Genealogy and found so much information about my family that I never would have been able to find without his help. I will be forever grateful to him. He will be remembered in my prayers. God bless him.