Kevin Guyette

Kevin was my cousin and my late Mom, Joann's, Goddaughter. As children, our parents and siblings got together quite often but sadly as years passed we pretty much all lost touch. I was shocked and saddened to hear about Kevin's passing. I will always remember her infectious laugh and will remember her and her family in my prayers. Rest in peace, Kevin.

Kevin was my dear friend ever since 5th grade at St. Mary's School in Denville. The photo accompanying her obituary captures her spirit perfectly: Sharing bright light and laughter with anyone lucky enough to know her.

I had the honor to work with Kevin on a fundraising project for the Arc of Warren County. It was the first play I had ever written and a very personal story about a families struggle with Autism. She left no stone unturned and took me on a whirlwind of radio interviews, newspaper interviews. She had a way with people and had built so many relationships in her community. When she asked, no one said no. She taught me so much and invested so much to ensure that this story came to life. She...

I did not know Kevin that well, but I met her I believe at an ARC or chamber of commerce event while working at The Express-Times. I remember asking how she got her name. I forget the specifics but believe it was her dad's idea. She must have rolled with it, for she impressed me overall upon meeting her for the first time. I don't typically do these messages but am unspeakably saddened by the news of her passing. Thank you.
Anthony Salamone
The Morning Call
Allentown, Pa.

She was a very caring and compassionate lady. When she worked for ARC (where I met her) she advocated for their rights and was very interested in seeing their wishes were met. I know she touched a lot of people in her short life time and she will be missed. RIP Kevin