Kevin Warren Bassett

Kip was extremely intelligent and a great Sunday school teacher at WRBC for many years. He will be missed dearly.

One of the finest gentlemen I've had the fortune to know. Always pleasant and kept his cool when it got hot.

Rest in peace sir.

Kip was our Sunday Schoolteacher at WRBC. A true gentleman, the best teacher in any subject he presented. Mild mannered and never a foul word flew out of his mouth. An example for all us, he lived and walked a genuine Christian life. "out of body, present with the Lord." We mourn our loss yet must acknowledge his gain.Thank you for your service to God,Country,Family and friends. I´ll never forget the day you taught Sunday School dressed as Roman Centurion, down to the leather sandals and shield, only to show up later at ASC dressed as a Union Officer with your BP Pistols. Great memories ! JP

I reenacted with Kip. He was the consummate gentleman. He will definitely be missed by many.

Fond memories of 'Captain Kip'...Best of times, best of friends...

I roomed with Kip for a few months during our Thirdclass (sophomore) year at the USAFA. I remember Kip as a great guy, always willing to listen and he had a great sense of humor. Rest in Peace, Kip. Doug Beason

Kip was a great guy. We were classmates and interacted together during our early flying careers in the USAF. Rest well, my friend. Absent comrades.

He was the kindest man and never said a foul word. I learned the euphemism, "foot!", from him. .

RIP.

I knew Kip for years. We shot black powder silhouettes together and bp matches at Arlington Sportsman club. Kip was a good friend, a good man, a good husband and father. He will be missed. God bless. Bill Richey.

Kip was my very best friend for these many years. We did re enactments together, shot Black Powder matches and rode the range in many Cowboy Action scenarios. I will miss him. God Speed my friend.