KEVIN J. GOSNELL

"So sorry to hear of Kevin's passing. Kevin was in my Marketing class at Framingham State College. He was the leader of the group project we had to present to the class. He had great leadership, business smarts and a great young man. He will be missed..._ Grace Dusseault

I am only seeing Kevin's talk on TED talks. I am so sad KEVIN died so soon after his diagnosis. My sincere and deepest condolences to all his loved ones, especially his family. He is an inspiration.

I myself , a once nursing instructor, supervisor, am in Kevin's league of having ALS. I am wondering if he tried any therapy's such as stem cells? If anyone would care to correspond I'd appreciate it. My time is ticking ever so quickly like Kevin's.

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So sorry to learn of Kevin's passing. May he RIP. Fondly, Kathleen Kelly-Egan

I had never met Kevin , but followed his battle and his AlS One foundation through social media. It seems he fought the battle with faith and dignity . It looks like he and his wife brought up some fine children. Hopefully they can find some solace that Kevin is in a better place and with no pain. Thanx for allowing the public into your personal struggle Kevin.

Having heard Kevin speak at the Last Vistage annual meeting in Waltham, his courage and love of his family remained pinned in my memory. With sincere sympathy to his loved ones.

We don't know each other but my heart goes out to you! I lost my beautiful daughter, The Reverend Jennifer Durant, to this MONSTER disease on February 18th, 2015. She was only a few days younger than Kevin. She wrote a book about her journey, "Sparrow," A Journey of Grace & Miracles While Battling ALS.

Lives will never be the same!

I never got the chance to meet you. I read everything you ever posted or wrote about, I followed ALS ONE on facebook and participated in many fundraisers for finding a cure for ALS. My brother Scott was diagnosed with ALS in October of 2004. It is so difficult at times to know what to say or do when a loved one is diagnosed with such a devastating disease. I remember you saying that you lived by the motto " if you have something to say, say it. Get it on the table. Just be kind about...