Kevin M. Rudolph

I will always remember Kevin. Memories of him make me smile. He had a contagious personality. His love for his parents and Sheila was inspiring. I will miss you always, Kevin

Kevin was such an exceptional person, and it was an honor for our family to have known him and his family. He was always smiling and joking around. Not many people would have the courage and attitude he had fighting his disease. He is an angel in heaven

Kevin was one of my dearest online friends. I always had the best intention to go to Louisville and meet Kevin and Sheila in person. It just never happened and that will always be a deep regret. Perhaps I will get to meet Sheila one day. I truly hope so. I met Kevin when I was attempting to get my non profit off the ground. I was looking for people with disabilities that knew about web accessibility and Kevins website came up in a Google search. I sent Kevin an email and he answered me. ...

You are a shooting star cross the sky. Thank you for being so kind and caring and just being there I am going to miss you always. R. I. P Kevin

Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We are so blessed to have met and known such a wonderful and inspiring person. I'm so sorry we did not find out sooner. Please do not hesitate to call if any thing is ever needed.

Kev you always made everlasting memories with all that had the privledge of knowing you., You will always be missed but never forgotten. I got to know you through your beautiful wife and loving Mother in Law who I have had the blessing of knowing since Shelia was just a toddler. I know you will always watch over them and with God you will forever have peace.

Kevin was/is my friend. We only knew each other on the Internet and through chat, but I cherish each conversation I had with him. He latched onto a dream I had, and even though it never made it to fruition he helped me dream it. He introduced me to two of his friends Mark Schrager and Cody Namesnik. Mark and Cody are gone to,but I believe they are together walking, talking and running in heaven. They all had DMD, and it was a cruel and ruthless enemy. To Kevin's mom, dad and sister. He talked...

We are also a DMD family and have lost one son to the disease. Our thoughts and prayers go to Kevin's wife and family at this difficult time. Andrea Gapko