Kevin Patrick McLean

I haven't spoken to Kevin since he moved to Leavenworth. I saw someone that reminded me of him while I was at the store and decided to look him up. I just found out of his passing and it hit hard. I wish I had the chance to say goodbye. He was truly a character. No matter the circumstances he always focused on the positive and saw a silver lining when no one else could. I enjoyed our conversations which always left me seeing things from a whole new perspective. The world was a bit brighter...

When my daughter passed on I was totally heartbroken. Kevin was the only one who took the time to listen to me and to express my loss and grief. He didn´t say much but just listened to my sorrow. I will never forget his true kindness to a father who was suffering so much anguish from the loss of his child. He was a gentle kind spirit may this wonderful man be enjoying the fruits of his Christian faith in the presence of his lord Jesus.

He was resting on his bed in his bedroom at Carol Schmidt's house on Sinto in Spokane in August of 1984. I rented the room at the end of the hall the first year of law school.

KP lite up every room he entered. He was the my brother's college roommate, and they were always happy together. i miss them both z

Kevin and I met at Gonzaga Law in 1984 as we both rented rooms in the home of Carol Schmidt. Kevin and I were roommates in several different places in Spokane as well as Seattle, and a highlight was when we traveled Europe together in 2004 . Kevin was loved by everyone who met him, and through him I met some of my best friends. So many amazing memories almost universally bring a smile to my face. I departed Phoenix this morning but ran into a big wall of icy clouds in eastern Oregon and had...

Location information PARKING IS ON THE STREET OR ANY LOT WITH A RED OR GREEN SIGN. Memorial Service is on March 10 at St. Michael's Chapel at Gonzaga at 2 pm. The address is 121 E. Boone.

Jane and I met Kevin shortly after we retired in Wenatchee in 2013. He was active in the AA fellowship and became a regular and welcome visitor to our home. We were drawn to his generosity of spirit, abundantly warm and friendly manner, keen attention to the life unfolding around him -- and he shared love with our dogs and bird, almost as much, as shared it with us. They responded as we did.

Kevin always had a smile on his face and lit up the room. He will be missed but never forgotten. Blessings of peace and comfort to his family.