Kevin Frederick Lind

Kevin was as a brother to me. We shared a common love of community development . Of all the colleagues i had while working overseas, nobody walked the talk like my buddy Kevin. I miss him alot. Jim Geenen

I worked with Kevin in Oriental Mindoro in the Philippines. I wanted to add that I am still in touch with Kevin's former staff and friends and recently had occasion to speak with them about Kevin. They respected him and still talk about him with affection and gratitude for his work and his friendship. He is remembered and so well thought of on that island in the Philippines and I am sure in the other places he worked throughout the world. May he rest in peace.

Rest In Peace.

We are always thankful for Kevin and his help in leading Powder River Basin Resource Council. When we needed help he was at the helm at PRBR . God Bless his family during this difficult time.

Kevin was a best friend of mine. When in need, he could always be counted on. We both loved community development and had numerous discussions about how to approach a variety of challenges. He was way ahead of the curve on climate change and not only advocated for mitigation but took concrete action to implement projects that were environmentally friendly. He got it.

He was no armchair development worker as his office was the community, the mountains, the rivers, the rice patties,...

Although we haven't seen each other since high school, there will always a be the bond of the class of '72. Rest in peace bud.

Although we hadn't seen each other over the last several years I considered Kevin as one of my close friends. Through high school and college we had many good times. I will miss him. My deepest condolences to his entire family.

So many great memories of our time together in the Class of '72. Rest in Peace my friend. May your family find comfort and strength in knowing others care.