Kevin T. Meehan

I miss you immensely. You changed my life when you talked me into moving from Atlanta to NYC. That amazing apartment at 320 W. 90th Street. I can never forget that address. I hate knowing that the last time we spoke was a few days after 9/11. I remember I was in Santorini and all I could think about was you on that day. I called your apartment every day until I finally heard your new outgoing message that you left, letting everyone know that you were OK. I miss that smell of soot that...

Oh Kevin. I am heart broken and late as usual. You will always be in my heart and mind. You are very much loved.

I'm at a loss of words to hear of Kevin's death. I worked with him in the FDNY and knew him outside the job. So sorry you left Kevin, I hope you are at peace now.

Sharon and Vinny,

I was shocked to hear of Kevin's passing. I have known him for almost 20 years. As a matter of fact, I met you both at his 40th birthday party.

Kevin was brave, unique and special. He he cared a lot for people. I will miss him always. You have my deepest sympathy.

Kevin was an amazing person. He worked with my father in Hells Kitchen and when my father was killed, Kevin became close to my widowed mother. He often would brighten up her day with his great sense of humor. I will miss him. He is a hero to our entire family.

Dear Sharon & Vinny:

I was so saddened to hear of Kevin's death. When we hung around together I always thought of Kevin as the little brother I never had.

May he rest in peace

Dear Vinnie & Sharon,
I have just learned of Kevin's passing; how sorry I am for you and your families. Kevin was my friend, and for a brief time in the early '80's, we were close pals. I am deeply saddened to hear this news, for Kev was such a good soul, to anyone. His wit, silliness, call it zaniness, will always resonate, no matter. I will never forget the times we had, especially me trying to get him to pledge my fraternity, Theta Chi, at Wagner College. I almost did it! ...

I recall you from St Peters track team. REst in Peace old buddy. Dr Jim Romano