KEVIN McCANN

I just learned of Kevin's passing. I am so sorry to hear. Kevin and I served in the 108th Field Artillery in Vietnam in 1969. He was already there when I arrived and he had to show this "hillbilly" from Tennessee the ropes. We were close. Oh the stories I could tell! We loved him.

I just came across news of Kevin's death today, and am compelled to add my belated heartfelt condolences. Kevin and I were the closest of friends through High School and College. After separate tours in the Army, we shared a batchelors apartment for a few years in Mt. Vernon.
I moved to Massachusetts, Kevin to NYC and regretably, we lost touch with each other. I remember Kevin very, very fondly. We were friends, and shared more laughter in those few years than many people...

August 2, 1979 is a day that most people don't remember as being a particularly eventful day but if you are a NY Yankee fan, you will never forget that day as it was the day that the Captain, #15, Thurman Munson was killed in a plane crash. Though I was a young girl at the time, I was devistated, and the only person in the world who knew what I was feeling at that moment was Kevin. Kevin had alot of those "moments" with the people in his life, no matter if you are a family member, friend,...

My uncle and I always had a special relationship. When I was a little girl, he used to tell everyone that I was going to be the one to take care of him in the nursing home when he got older. I truly wish I could have been able to do that, but I will accept the way our relationship grew throughout this sickness. Uncle Kevin was a truly wonderful man. I have never met anyone like him, and I do not believe there is anyone else like him on this earth. He was a sweet, funny, caring, all around...

"God saw everything that He had made, and indeed it was very good." Genesis 1:31... Peace and Blessings to you. (HHC Employee)