Kevin Carbone

Kevin was a Villa Avenue Car Wash Shipmate circa 1971-1974. The all-important "Towel man" always appeared on the scene just as the first basket of dirty wiping towels reached a washload quota, about 20 minutes into busy winter Saturday mornings. Kevin recently contributed to the "Jiffy Wash" chapter of my Memoirs, but it seems that a diverse myriad of Car Wash colleagues will have to conduct our reunion in the hereafter. See you on the other side, Kevin!

Marcia, I recently received the news of Kevin´s passing - my deepest condolences, he was kind, helpful and a true teacher of reality when I was at UB in the early 80s. Please take care and I will think of him every time I hear James Brown.

Marcia, I'm very sorry to learn of Kevin's passing. A nice guy, and perfect compliment to you. May your memories help carry you through this difficult and sorrowful time. Where Kevin has gone to, I have asked two of our childhood friends, Penelope and Carrotoe, to look after him. They assured me they would. Colin

Kevin was always just the brightest light. When I was little, I apparently told him I was going to marry him. He would often tell that story, even as I grew up, with a twinkle in his eye. It made us both chuckle and I smile as I think of his smile and his laugh. He was such a special man and I will always carry fond memories of him. My deepest and heartfelt sympathies go out to my cousin Marcia and all of Kevin´s family and those who had the chance to know and love him.

Dearest Kevin - Although it's been many years since we've seen each other, you were always a special friend. We had such good times together with our group of 20+ friends creating such fun memories. You will be missed dearly. Love, Jan