Kevin E. Honan

I lived in D.C. for three years while going to law school. Like most lawyers, I found the law school experience unpleasant.

I was fortunate to meet and socialize with Kevin several times during this period. He brought humor and balance to my life. I miss him.

I remember Kevin as a gourmet cook for our bridge evenings, particularly fond of sun dried tomatoes and balsamic vinegar. Unfortunately, our Washington assignments usually didn't overlap so I did not see him as often as I would have liked, but the good memories are with me still.

I, too, was one of Kevin's roommates in college. He was easy to live with, and quick with a laugh. I can still hear his chuckle. I'm sad that he is gone.

After two years as Kevin's roommate in college, I have so many memories...his passion for Baskin-Robbins French Vanilla (one pint at a time -- I ate Double Chocolate), watching the Nicolai Dance Off-Broadway with Kathy, his red, white and blue bathrobe that we called "the coat of many colors", mushrooms vinagrette at Jour e Nuit. Almost too many memories. I'll miss him.

After many years of friendship and most recently having Kevin as a neighbor again, I will so miss him.

Dear Kathleen and Eileen,
Although my husband Mark and I have not seen Kevin for some years since our move to Washington state, Kevin was a dear friend. We had hoped to see him next year at a reunion of old friends in St. Louis. Now we will sadly have to toast to his memory. He will be missed.
Fondly,
Cora

Kevin - the old Bridge club will certainly miss you. From Tokyo to Washington, I've shared good times with you. Goodbye to a very sweet friend.