Kevin Louis O'NEAL

Just seeing this so many years later. I played soccer with Kevin at Bishop Kenny. He played with joy and gusto. And he had a sneaky and mischievous sense of humor. I appreciated crossing paths with him and am saddened to hear he passed so young.

I just found out at the Bishop Kenny HS 30yr reunion.
I knew Kevin at BK and he was a fraternity brother of mine (Delta Upsilon) at The University of Florida. Kevin was always full of humor and laughs!He was a great soccer player as well as the best air drummer I had ever met.I can still see him playing air drums to ZZ Top's Greatest Hits at Fletcher Hall dorms in Gainesville.I lost touch with him after Florida and sadly I had moved to S. Florida and would have loved to have caught up. I...

Missing you every day! Eventhough I don't understand all of this, I know if there's anyway possible, you're looking down on us! We will be there for Cheri and our girls, I promise you Kevin....we will always be there for you!

We love and miss you daily - what a void this has placed in all of our hearts!

Your sister-in-law, Beth

We think of you all every day and pray for you all every night. My mom tells us stories of Kevin everytime we see her. His memory will stay strong in Thibodaux, La. The stories i've heard and read from others that wrote on this site gives me inspiration. i'm proud to be related to someone with so much faith. Someone who would give of himself to help others. Someone that made great impressions on others lives. Someone that you could meet and would remind you of Gods love and compassion.

We learned only today about the loss of your Kevin. Although we did not know Kevin, we have greatly admired Louie and Darlene and their work at Christ the King. Reading the entries to this book has confirmed that the world has a lost a very special man from an extraordinary family.
With heartfelt sympathy.
Darryl Japour and Paddi Napier (RCIA)

Aunt Darlene and Uncle Louie,
My heart is broken and I can only imagine the grief you're going through. I only have fond memories of Kevin and will miss him. He had such a talent for telling stories that it was hard not to just sit and listen for hours. I think my fondest memory was when he read the eulogy and poem he had written for Granny's funeral. He was able to capture the essence of sitting in Granny's kitchen perfectly and made us all realize how at peace Granny was. I have...

To day marks one month since the accident. Thank you everyone for your thoughts and prayers. We are all going to need it during this holiday season and for many years to come. Keep us on those prayer lists!