Dear Kevin I was so sad to hear of your passing, another cousin gone too soon. I hope you're having a beer with your Dad, Garry and all who have left us too soon. We've all grown apart over the decades, but we all played together as children. I remember playing with you and your brothers at your childhood home and a round or two of mini golf at Fisons, and meeting up at a few gatherings over the years as adults. I know your closest family will be devastated. Sorry I won't be there in person at your farewell but I will be with you in prayer. Rest in Peace Fondest love and memories

Kevin, there are absolutely no words that can express the sadness I felt when I found out that you had passed. I have only the best and happiest memories of our time together at Ainsbury’s. You got me through some really difficult times back then and your support and care meant so much. I’m glad then I had those years with you and that I can look back on my wedding video and watch you having fun with the beer in your hand. Forever in my heat and thoughts ❤️

We will remember Kevin for his wonderful, dry sense of humour, always laughing and joking. Our regular "what's for dinner" discussions. His all-year-round tan and his heart of gold, nothing was ever too much trouble. We will miss him very much.