Larry Kevan

I just learned of Larry's death on the Inernational Zeolite Association Web Site. His scientific contributions were substantial. He wil be missed.

I was a post-doctoral fellow in Larry's group from 1984 to 1986. The first time I left the UK. It was one of the most enjoyable times I have had during my scientific career. The group was dynamic and friendly, a tone set by Larry himself who would always work as hard as he would play. Much of what I learnt during that period in Houston I still use in my work today. Also, the times spent on his yacht were a delight and a privilege. I know he will be missed greatly by all those who knew...

The sailing community has experienced a great loss with Larry's passing. As a fellow Level 70 racer, I can say the bay waters will never be the same without seeing Larry behind the wheel of Electron. He was a very kind man who never had a bad thing to say. He always had a smile on his face and always made a point to say Hi. I take great comfort in knowing that Galveston Bay has a guardian angel watching over us.

Forever in our thoguhts and prayers,
Traci & Kevin Hayes

I was so fortunate that Larry invited me to crew on his boat during a regatta, which I ultimately met my husband. The sailing community will miss Larry very much.

Leigh Ann Hawboldt

Myrtle, Barbara and Scott my thoughts are with you. I was saddened to hear of Larry's death. No one can say he didn't live his life to the fullest.
Love, Ginny

Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Myrtle.

Dave, Linda, Julie and Jessica Gronquist

Very sorry to hear of Dr. Kevan's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Larry on several assignments at UH and had the pleasure of sailing with him in Clear Lake once during a regatta. He will be missed by all in the UH community.

Dr. Gates...

My sincere condolences to you on the loss of your husband. My thoughts are with you.

Melinda Landsness