Kevin Angelo Duffy

I worked with Kevin while in college when we both worked at Senate Parking. Another fellow Parking Attendant just let us know of his passing. I am very sorry for your loss. I remember him as a great guy.

Kevin was a fraternity brother of mine, at Phi Sigma Kappa at the George Washington University. He a few years older than me and my fellow "pledges", but he was always kind to us and the younger members of the fraternity. He was simultaneously fun and a good role model. He will be deeply missed.

It is with great sadness that we have learned of the passing of our Brother, Kevin Angelo Duffy. We wish for him everlasting life and well-deserved peace as a member of the Chapter Eternal of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity.

On behalf of the Eta Chapter, I offer both sympathy and condolences to the Duffy Family, and express the fervent hope of all our alumni that your thoughts will soon turn towards memories of happier times.

With deepest regrets,

- Joseph E. Criscuoli
President
Eta Chapter Alumni Association of
Phi Sigma Kappa
University of Maryland

Dolores, Matthew, Michael and Doreen...I just learned about the passing of my childhood friend, Kevin. I am so sorry for your loss. Kevin was one of the nicest, respectful and comical boys to grow up with. I remember me, Dean Gallo and Kevin all walking to and from school together!!! Kevin with his humor and Dean with his singing!!! Such great memories!!! Dolores you were such a great mom and neighbor!!! The kids from Meshanticut Park were truly lucky to have each other!!! I will ALWAYS cherish my friendship with both Kevin and Dean who have been taken way too early from us!!! You and your family will be in my continued thoughts and prayers!!!

Love to you always,
Michelle Deshaies

Dolores and your beautiful family, Donald and I are so sorry for your loss. Kevin was one of the nicest and respectful boy growing up with his great dry sense of humor. Dolores you were a great mother to all of your kids and you have great memories to help with the loss of Kevin! Love, Donald & Maria

When Kevin walked in a room you could just feel the energy level go up! So many great memories with him - we had a blast messing around in Mr. Mansellas social studies class in 7th grade and shared so much fun on the ice at Cranston Vets as far back as I can remember. Be thou at peace - tomorrow is not a guarantee and this guy would want us to celebrate life as long as we can! One of the best obits I´ve ever read - really well done and captures his essence!

Whenever I see a red Subaru, I think of Kevin. He had that small red Subaru for so long. It´s probably still running.

I´d like to extend my deepest sympathies to the family of Kevin, particularly his widow and children, his siblings and most especially his mother, Dolores. I first met Kevin when my father passed and he gave a beautiful and sympathetic reading in church. May he rest in eternal peace.