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Clavin Funeral Home
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Visitation: Tuesday (6/15) 3 - 5 PM & 7 - 9 PM
Funeral Mass: Wednesday (6/16) 9:30 AM @ Our Lady of Angels Church
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Known as a man with a soothingly calm voice and quick wit, Kevin Moriarty was a boy from Brooklyn, born on March 25, 1947 to Maurice and Margaret (née O’Neill) Moriarty. He was a master wordsmith and an exhilarating conversationalist. His voice was peacefully silenced on June 9, 2021.
Kevin was a talented writer who had a knack for using his incredible people skills to enhance public relations literature. He could turn a stale leaflet into a work of art with his eloquent flair for language. He spent twenty-plus years working as a doorman for a high-end building on Sutton Place, where coworkers and tenants alike were spellbound by his ability to enthrall them with a story or an anecdote, or to recommend a good book tailored just to the listener’s taste.
He was known to his friends and family for being as kind as he was intelligent. He could never say no to a friend in need. He loved to enjoy a tall glass of Coca-Cola and watch NCAA Basketball. He watched Jeopardy nightly and almost flawlessly answered the clues as if his life savings were on the line.
Kevin was a loving and beloved father, grandfather, brother, and friend. He is survived by his daughters Erin and Mary and his sons Conor and Brandon; his grandchildren Fiona, Patrick, Conor (CJ), Barbara, Tristan, Lucy, and Manuela; his sister Maria and brother-in-law John, and his best friend Jeremiah (Jerry). He will be sorely missed and fondly remembered.
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