Kevan Staples

Thanks for the music. Rest in peace.
Greg

Thank you for the music, Kevan. RIP.

May God give you strength and comfort during this difficult time. Sending condolences to his family and friends. He will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered.

Thanks for the music, love Deb from Australia.

Thanks for the music. Rest in peace

Marilyn, I am so sorry for your loss of Kevan. May the fun times and memories sustain you and your family through this difficult time.

Dear Marilyn and Sacha
Sending my sincere condolences and huge hugs. Doctor Gross and I were most fond of your family. From Everett' s twirling on ice. Gorgeous Sacha and her adventures. Lovely Marilyn. Kevan was always such fun and a gentleman. A great loss
Jane Webb-Sankey

Such a fun man, with a great sense of humour! He introduced us to Monty Python, which I still love!

Dear Marilyn,
I am so saddened to hear the news of Kevan's passing. He was such an awesome guy. He always had a smile on his face. Sending you our most sincere condolences to you and your family. Elisa and René Sauvé

Kevan and I worked together driving cast and crew in The Toronto Film Industry years ago.
The first time we met, he told me he was in a band named Rough Trade. The first words out of my mouth were Highschool Confidential? Carole Pope?
He was surprised I even knew that.
RIP Kevan.
Yorkie

My most sincere condolences to Kevan´s friends, family, and colleagues. Rough Trade was such an important, innovative band. I regret that I never got to meet him.

I am saddened by this news. I met Kevan in 1974 when I was living downtown at 36 Maitland. We both were cast in an overnight shoot at the airport, and he came back to my apartment at 6 a.m. for tea and great conversation. I cherish that memory of our brief time together. I was a big fan of his band and Carole Pope's voice. Condolences to the family.

In the beginning , upstairs above the Brass Rail or the Zanzibar on Yonge, myself and a few friends were all that were present to hear a band called Rough Trade long before Toronto became aware of the music. It was quite the night.
Decades later when our paths crossed again more personally and away from the music, Kevan, his partner and their much loved Weimeraners became good friends in my field of practice. Kevan was kind, caring, cheerful, intelligent, grounded and so much more gifted as a human being which has become lost in humans today. I am heartbroken to hear of our loss of such a wonderful man.

A very excellent musician and always nice to talk to