Kevin D. Weast

Sayre and Bryer, please be assured that your daddy loved you more than anything in the world. He will be remembered by some of Grandmother Poole's friends as the "Daddy who traveled to Oklahoma" to share you with Grandmother. The ladies who played cards with Grandmother just couldn't believe that your daddy would drive from Flower Mound to Oklahoma and spend the weekend with her--he would change your diapers, feed you and put you to bed.

Schuler, he would have done the same...

I grew up next door to Kevin in Midwest City. I have many wonderful memories of Kevin. We didn't stay in touch after high school, but it is very evident he continued to touch many peoples lives during his short stay here on earth. I continue to pray for the Weast family.

Dear Stephanie & family,
I haven't been in touch with Kevin since we graduated high school but I have nothing but the best memories of him. To read about his life and what a servant he was is no suprise to me. My heart aches for your loss but I know he is rejoicing now! God bless you and yours, and may He give you peace and strength.

Stephanie,
Tracy and I were saddened to hear of your loss but know Kevin is rejoicing in Heaven. We saw Kevin about two years ago when he was searching for a big rock for the front yard at Hardscape in Bixby. It was great to see someone from Lewisville again and we talked about Sandblazer Volleyball, since I work for the United Way and he worked for DTAG. Please let us know how we can help. May our Heavenly Father wrap you and your children in his comforting arms.

Sharon...

May your love for Kevin live on in your memories. My prayers are with you.

Forest, Pat, Stephanie, and children,
I am so sorry for your loss.
Forest and Pat, I can't imagine anything worse than losing a child.
Stephanie and Children,
My children and I understand your loss.
Love, Donna Jo

Kevin was such a good man. I wish we could have seen more of eachother. May God bless you all and bring his comfort to you. We are so sorry for your loss. We love all of you and hope to see you soon. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Rev. and Mrs. Weast,

I met you last Thursday morning in the common area of the Palliative Care Unit at St. Francis and you met my mother there the previous evening. Please accept our sincere sympathy for your loss.

My father passed away on Thursday evening a few hours after your son. We felt your saddness when we returned to the hospital Thursday evening and you were no longer there. Both my dad and your son are in a much better place and we rejoice in knowing...

Stephanie:
I just wanted to add my sincere sympathy to you and your family on the passing of your dear, Kevin.
He had fought a long hard battle and his journey is now over. You should now be at peace knowing he is now with the Lord and pain and suffering is no more.
Kim helped me during the passing of my dear husband and I want to be there for you now. I will keep you and your family in my thougts and prayers. With deepest sympathy. Ruby