Kevin Loftus

To the Loftus family:
I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Kevin and his family while growing up in the Maverick Projects in East Boston. My brothers and I played cards, basketball, football, pool, swam in Boston Harbor, and hung on the street corners with the Loftus boys many years ago. I also worked with Kevin cleaning Fenway Park, shining shoes, selling newspapers, and shoveling snow. Kevin had a contagious smile and was liked by everyone. Kevin was always a very kind and caring...

To Tom and Mary,
So sorry to learn of your brother Kevin's passing. My deepest sympathy to all of you during this sad time.

To the Loftus family and Paula - My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. I'm still in shock. I had the pleasure of working with Kevin at Gillette for 19 years up until his last day in the office. He will mis missed by all of us. He was a true gentlemen.

I also had the pleasure of working with Mary at Gillette. To you Mary, a big hug and my thoughts are with you.

Mary, I'm so sorry to hear about your brother's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Kevin was such a wonderful man and it was always a pleasure dealing with him on legal matters.

Loftus Family and Paula,
So very sorry to hear of your loss. May God bless you in this time of need and give you strength and guidance.

To the Loftus Family and Paula Kelley

I'm sad to hear about the passing of Kevin. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I worked with Kevin at Gillette and will miss him. He and I shared the same farewell dinner, interestingly, at his first place of employment - Jury's. I'll remember him as bright, hard working and committed to Gillette - with a terrific wit and sense of humor.

God Bless

Mary, I'm truly stunned with this news of Kevin, and selfishly I've lost a gentleman friend. At this moment I remember very well the honesty of his wishes, his warm and friendly smile and sincerity of his handshake when I left The Gillette Company. God bless, Mary, to you, Kevin and all of his family.

Mary, I'm truly stunned with this news of Kevin. Selfishly, I've lost a true gentleman friend. I feel especially at this moment the sincerity of the last time I shook his hand before I left The Gillette Company. I can only give to you and all of Kevin's family at this moment my deepest feelings from the heart. God bless.

Hi Tony,

I just sent this little prayer I just wrote to Paula.. and I'd like
you and Mary and Kevin's family to have it too...



A true spirit with a magic tune,
Gods call sometimes comes too soon,
But in His will and in His way,
He called our tunesmith home today,
A Boston boy, whose jigs and reels,
Made people smile, made people feel
Alive...

With his big heart and his bright spark,
He lit the shadows in the dark,
Now lift his soul...