Kevin A. Laufer

To the Laufer family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. My prayers and sympthay are with all of you and of course the boys.

This is from the entire Wambach Family (Curtis, Michael, Doug), our deepist sympathies for the entire Laufer Family. We will all miss him! We have wonderful memories of our skating years.

Dear Laufer Family,

What a tragic shock to hear of Kevin's death. I am so saddened, yet I still reminisce of our happy times together in the 1970s at Waukesha Skateland. I'll always remember our summers on the motorcycles, and the evenings at Skateland. I will pray for your family in these difficult times ahead.

May Kevin rest in peace, Rev. Jim Bartylla

To the Laufer Family ,
I am so sorry and shocked to hear about Kevin's passing. I also worked at Butler Skate Land and like so many others I have fond memories of the Laufer Family. To the Boy's - Remember the good times and the laughter you shared with your Father stay strong and take care of each other.

Wonderful memories of the Wisconsin speedskating meets in the 80's, and all of the truly nice people we were able to get to know such as the Laufer family. Our prayers and deepest sympathy to all of you in your loss.
Rich, Linda, Kristin and Dan Bilski

TO THE FAMILY OF KEVIN LAUFER,
THE BIBLE TEACHES THAT LIFE DOES NOT END WHEN WE DIE. WE ARE ALL ENTERNAL SPIRITS, MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD,AND,AS SPIRIT,LIFE DOES GO ON. KEVIN YOU ARE WITH GOD MOW, BUT THE MEMORIES YOU LEFT BEHIND WILL KEEP YOU ALIVE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER. FROM THE ROLL MODELS

I was deeply saddened to hear of Kevin's tragic passing.

My first job and formitable years were spent at Butler Skateland. The entire Laufer family provided a wonderful moral, fun and loving enviornment for myself and many others.

I can picture Kevin and "Pine Tree" teasing Chuck and Debbie by singing "Chuckies in love".

I remember Kevin and I were relay partners and he would push so hard I thought my wheels were going to fly off. I had all I could...

My deepest sympathies to the Laufer family. I, too, spent my teen years at Waukesha Skateland and have many wonderful memories.
"He [God] speaks to all of us who have stood or will stand in the soft dirt near an open grave. And to us he gives this confident word: 'I want you to know what happens to a Christian when he dies so that when it happens, you will not be full of sorrow, as those are who have no hope. For since we believe that Jesus died and then came back to life again, we can...

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Laufer family. I grew up in the Skateland rinks and this is truly a shock. My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire family.