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Kevin Michael Penn

Houston, Texas

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KEVIN MICHAEL PENN, born October 3, 1984, passed away on February 6, 2004 in New Orleans. A native Houstonian, Kevin is survived by his parents, Susan and Jeffrey Penn, and his loving sister, Kacie; his grandparents, Rica and Joseph Penn and Ruby Lee Shainock and the late Samuel Shainock. He is...

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hi mister and misses penn i am so very sorry about kevin dying he was such a sweetheart i got to know kevin he made me smile my best friend called me and told me that kevin died i am so sorry i know how it feels to loose somebody very close to you your son is very special to all of us who knew him he will be deeply missed.

Susan, Jeff, Kacie,

Still thinking of you. I hope Kacie's first day back was bearable. Please know we will do anything to help you. This tradgedy has really made an impact on our lives. We will always remember that life is unpredicatable and that family is so very important. Know you all are very important to us. Keep God in your prayers and heart because I know he is the one that will help you through this.

We Love You So Much.

Love,

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Susan, Jeff & Kacie:
Jeff and I have not stopped thinking about all of you at this time of great sadness. It is very difficult to find words to comfort you as your heart is breaking... Kevin was truly a remarkable young man and you have so much to be proud of. Susan, your words that you spoke on behalf of Kevin at his service were so meaningful. As our lives get so busy it is so easy to forget to tell those around you how much you love & care for them. Your words have made me NEVER...

When I heard this I really did not know what to say. Throughout Highschool I spent much time with Kevin durring our tennis practices every day. I would have to say he never had anything bad to say. He always brought a smile into our tennis carpool. I even gave him advice on girls at times. Kevin will always be remembered, and never forgotten.

In a time in most kids' lives when social problems are at their worst (for me, 4th grade), Kevin was one of my few friends. Through the months I was at Shlenker, he was the one I could always count on for a smile and a word in class or the hall...doesn't sound like much but it meant the world. Though we lost touch, I never forgot the ways in which he risked his own social standing to make me feel welcome. We ran into each other at a few Bar Mitzvahs and other events in later years and enjoyed...

Dear Penn Family,
My thoughts have been filled with sadness the past week and my prayers have been for your family. Kevin was a wonderful person. I can remember back to Jackwood and carpool days with him and days of passing him in the Bellaire halls. Always a smile on his face and kinds words to share. He will be missed and always loved.

Dear Dr. and Mrs. Penn and Kacie,

I could never find the right words to tell you how sorry I am about the loss of Kevin. It is a loss too difficult to understand. I pray (and so are others) that God give you strength and peace and console your broken hearts.

Susan, Jeff and Kacie –
My heartfelt condolences go out to your family at this difficult time. I want you to know that y’all are always on my mind, I am constantly thinking of you and will forever keep Kevin’s memory alive in my mind.

I wanted y’all to know how much I loved Kevin and even though I had not known him for a number of years thought of him often. I will always remember him as the adorable younger “brother” that lived across the street from me on Jackwood....

Susan,Jeff,and Kacie,

I wanted to let you know you are in our every day and every moment prayers. We are still so sad for your loss. We have been hugging our children even more now and really looking at what life can throw you. I thank God everyday for my blessings of good health and my family. I am so sorry Kevin is gone. We want to help keep his greatness going by helping you in the Habitat for Humanity in Kevins name. Nothing would give us more happness to carry out a dream...