Kevin M. Ward

I knew Kevin in my teenaged years. I learned so much from him, he affected my life in many ways. I remember many times and moments with him, the Studebaker Lark he owned with the sole investment being a 5 cent bolt. His taking everyone at Brannan's under his wing. The Sunday afternoons (and other times) at the cemetary. He lived life fully and with an awareness and adventurous spirit that was infectious. Kevin, I will miss you but never forget you.

I am so sory for your loss. I met Kevin when I was 8 years old and he was 10. He was the big brother I never had. In later years on those rare occasions when we got together it was like we had never parted company. I will miss his dry wit and his intellectual curiosity.

Steve in Denver

Dear Susan and Pat,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. Please accept my deepest sympathy and know that I will keep Kevin, yourself, and his entire family in my prayers.
Peg Humbert