Kevin R. Conway

I met Kevin through the VA, where he was devoted to Col. "Dutch" Uhland as not only a volunteer, but as a friend. The three of us spent many happy hours together. Both men, Kevin and Dutch, were kind and generous and responsible and upstanding. I feel privileged to have known Kevin for the short time I did, and admired his unflagging devotion.

Ironically, he passed away on the day of Dutch's memorial. That was the only thing that would keep him away, I think. Kevin, I'll miss you. I...

A life well lived is a precious gift. My brother Kevin will be missed by many. His life was spent unselfishly in giving of his time and generosity. His friendships formed filled with moments sweet and sad, with smiles and sometimes tears will be his legacy. I love you and are very proud of you. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. Love Your Sister, Pat

I remember Kevin as a kind and gentle man who was very much loved and admired by his family. My thoughts go out to them - Maureen, Pat and the nephews and nieces.
Sincerely, Kathy (Jim's sister)

Kevin Conway can rest in Peace knowing his loved ones, Maureen, Stephen, Glenn and Jim are there honoring his wishes. Love to all of you in your time of sadness. Love Carol and Fred Monroe (Jim's sister)

Even though I am 3000 miles away, my heart is with you all in California. I'm sure that Bud has welcomed Kevin with wide-opened arms, and they are happy to be together again. Much Love, Joan

Kevin gave of himself to those who needed it most . He will be missed .

This is a poem written by a friend of Kevin's

Kevin
Decreases the suffering of some people by adding
To their joy by entering into an active relationship with them .

Gives of himself whenever he has a chance to give
And seeks no return .

His religion is kindness and he is always a little kinder
Than is necessary .

At the end of each day of giving he is...