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Kevin Breen Obituary
Kevin was born in Woodbury, NJ, grew up in Logan Township, NJ and attended Kingsway Regional High School. Kevin loved the outdoors and at age 10 was awarded an International Game Fish Association Junior Angler World Record for an 84 lb. black drum fish he landed, a record he still holds.
Kevin was very sociable, his jokes and boisterous personality made people laugh wherever he went. He loved the Atlanta Falcons and the New York Yankees, playing Xbox with his cousin Bryce, cooking lessons from his Nana, UFC, South Park and Marvel movies. Kevin deeply loved his family and friends.
Kevin is survived by his parents, Beth Miskiewicz of Boynton Beach, FL and Charles Breen (Mary Ellen Sabetta) of Winnabow, NC, his sisters, Stefanie Breen of Glassboro, NJ and Adrienne Miskiewicz of Boynton Beach, FL, his Nana, Virginia Breen of Gibbstown, NJ, his aunts Jo Ann Gajewski (Tom) of Somers Point, NJ, Michelle Rutherford of Mullica Hill, NJ, his uncles Gerry Michael (Cheryl) of Conway, SC and Stephen Breen (Sherri) of West Deptford, NJ, many cousins and a lot of wonderful friends.
His family asks that you celebrate Kevin's rambunctious, laughter-filled life in your own way and to share your toasts and tributes with them.
Say not in grief that he is no more but live in thankfulness that he was
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Beth Miskiewicz
July 8, 2025
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Beth Miskiewicz
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