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In Memory Of

Kevin Johnston, age 59, of Miles City.

March 9, 1961 – December 8, 2020

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Kevin Johnston, a postal worker and life-long resident of Miles City, Montana died unexpectedly on December 8, 2020 at the age of 59.

Kevin was born in Miles City on March 9, 1961 to Frank and Emma Johnston. He grew up in a house with one brother (Lowell) and five sisters, Brenda, Wanda, Carla, Marla and Charla. He graduated from CCDHS in 1979 and soon after went to work with his dad at Deluxe Motors as a mechanic.  He was a friendly face at M&H gas station for a few years until he found his true calling at the Miles City Post Office where he stayed for the remainder of his life.  He enjoyed his fellow postal workers, and he loved getting to conversate with the people of Miles City, catching up with old friends that came through, or making new ones.  He would greet everyone with a  warm smile, a friendly hello, and genuine concern for his customers and friends.

In his younger years, Kevin enjoyed building hotrods with his brother and Derby cars with his friends. He never missed a chance to attend a Demolition Derby with his good friend Mark Nielsen or a cold beer at the Yellowstone Tavern.  Kevin loved spending time with his kids, grandkids, and his nieces and nephews.  Whether it was building Joe’s first derby car, fishing with Gregory, or getting his hair and nails done by the girls, he was always down for whatever.  He loved the outdoors and thoroughly enjoyed hunting and fishing when he got the chance.

Only after he found the love of his life, did he settle down. Kevin and Mary were friends before lovers, but Kevin was adamant that he would make Mary his wife and he finally did in 1995.  The two of them loved to spend their free time lounging at home watching one of the thousands of movies they own or jumping in the truck, cranking up the tunes and taking long country drives to wherever the wind would take them.  Kevin loved spending time with his family and often planned BBQ’s and Airport Inn gathers to bring everyone together.  On Christmas he often showed up in a Santa suit to surprise all the kids with a bag full of presents.  His warm smile, playful spirit, and loving heart will live on through all the lives that he has touched.

Kevin is survived by a sister Marla Malley, brother Lowell Johnston, wife Mary and children: Chris Hibbs, Gregory Carlson (Rheannon), grandkids: Jeremy, Issabell, Emma, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be held on Sunday, December 13, 2020 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Monday, December 14, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home.  Interment will follow in the Custer County Cemetery. Condolences may be made to the family by visiting:  www.stevensonandsons.com.

 

 

Service Schedule

Visitation

1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Sunday December 13, 2020

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

11:00 a.m.

Monday December 14, 2020

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main Street

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

Monday December 14, 2020

Custer County Cemetery

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Service Schedule

Visitation

1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Sunday December 13, 2020

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

11:00 a.m.

Monday December 14, 2020

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main Street

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

Monday December 14, 2020

Custer County Cemetery

Miles City, Montana 59301

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  1. My heart breaks at this news. Kevin has always been so kind, helpful, and just an all around great guy. I’m so very sorry for your loss. May God wrap his loving and comforting arms around all of Kevin’s family and friends, lift them up in strength and relieve their sorrow. RIP old friend.

  2. Mary, Lowell, Charla, Carla, Marla, Wanda and family. I so sorry for the loss of Kevin. I can’t begin to tell you of the many decades of chariest pleasant memories that I was involved with Kevin and the family. God bless you in heaven Kevin and I’m so sorry to see you leave us.

  3. I’m so saddened to hear of Kevin’s passing. He was always so helpful and friendly at the post office. I will miss him. Sympathy and prayers to his family.

  4. Mary and all of Kevin’s family. I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Kevin many years at the PO and he was always so friendly and willing to help. At least now his medical problems are over and he is resting in peace!

  6. Kevin was always so kind and helpful at the Post Office. He will be missed. Rest In Peace my friend.

  7. Our Heartfelt Condolences to Kevin’s family, We have known and loved Kevin for so many years, as we all worked with him at the Post Office. He was always cheerful and helpful no matter what craziness was happening around him. Kevin was such a kind and loving man and gave the BEST hugs. Whenever I ran into him around town, I enjoyed catching up on his life. I am so sorry for your loss. May your memories sustain you through this terribly difficult shock. With much love and prayers, Willsons and Jewells

  8. This is such sad news. Kevin was always a bright spot in our day when visiting the post office. He was a great guy and human being. We will miss him terribly.

  9. Kevin never failed to holler across the PO lobby as I was leaving to “have a good day”
    I will certainly miss him.

  11. Mary we are sorry to hear about your loss of Kevin. He was a great friend and even though throughout the years we saw each other less and less Kevin would pop into my mind frequently in remembering the good times we had together when we still lived in Miles.

  12. My heart breaks for Kevin’s family, co-workers and customers. He always took the time to chat a little or wave from his window and greet you as you went to get get your mail. We all will miss him! Prayers to his family for strength in this time of sorrow.

  14. We are so very sorry! Kevin was such a kind pleasant caring person. He was a bright point in your day when you went to the post office! He will be missed by the people whose lives he touched. Our prayers are with you as you go through this hard time.

  15. My sincere sympathy to Kevin’s family. He was always very helpful and kind at the post office and whether you went to his window or not, he always had a wave and a hello. May you keep his memory close to your heart.

  16. My most sincere condolences to all of Kevin’s family. I’ve known Kevin my entire life as he and his family lived just blocks from us. A kinder, gentler or more caring person would be hard to find. A “hello”, conversation, helpfulness and humorous spirit all defined Kevin. We’ll miss you Kevin.

  18. I am so sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. We had many conversations about so many different things. He will leave a huge void in the post office. It will not be the same. He was so kind and so caring. I will miss this man a lot. I send condolences to the family.

  19. So sorry to hear this. Kevin was always so nice. He was a fellow CCDHS class of 1979 graduate. I bought my first car from him. When it quit running a few months later he graciously took it back. He will be missed.

  20. Chet and I just saw him the other day.Always so friendly and helpful no matter where he was.So sorry for this loss
    RIP KEVIN

  21. I’m so sorry to hear about Kevin. He was always a friend to me. He will be extremely missed. Keith and Barb Hoover

  22. I’m so sorry to hear about your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers

  23. To the family of Kevin Johnson,
    I’m so very heart broken hearing of Kevin’s passing. We were classmates and he was a kind, gentle person. We chatted at the post office and when I saw him when I was in town. Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.

  25. My heart felt prayers for Kevin’s family.. Kevin will be missed by many who knew him at his job at the post office. He always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. May you have many fond memories to cherish .

  26. My condolences to Kevin’s family and friends. He was so friendly and helpful at the Post Office and always with a “Have a good day” when you left. You will be in my thoughts and prayers as you remember this special man. RIP Kevin!

  28. I am so sorry to hear about Kevin! We were classmates from kindergarten through graduation. He was a great guy, and will truly be missed. My heart goes out to you. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.

  29. Kevin will be extremely missed. He was so pleasant with the best customer service skills. Sending prayers to his family.

  31. Please accept mine and Jerrys deepest condolences. The Post Office and the family BBQs just won’t be the same. Rest in peace Kevin

  32. Kevin was a great man!! He will be missed by so many. Thoughts and Prayers are with you all

  33. We are so sorry for your loss. Kevin was always a kind soul and easy to talk too!

  34. I know that Wanda’s hands and heart will be open to receive Kevin in Heaven. Wanda always talked about what a super guy Kevin was and she was very proud to call him her brother!!

  36. This news is extremely sad, Kevin was a genuine person and always was so very kind. He treated everyone as a great friend. I will miss him My prayers go out to his family and his wife. Fly high to the heavens may you rest peacefully.

  37. It was always nice to come to the post office and see Kevin. He was very kind and always happy to see me. The community and myself will miss him.

  39. So sorry to hear this. Kevin was a great guy. Always had a smile to give you. I’ve known him for years. And mary so sorry for your loss. It is so hard especially this time of year. Hugs and prayers to the family.

  40. I am so sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. I only knew him through the post office but he was my favorite. He was always so kind and so helpful. Prayers for comfort. Kevin will be missed.

  41. I’m so sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. He was such a gentle giant who always had good hugs. When he came to visit his dad in the Nursing home. I will miss you my friend.

  42. When my mom was passing in Miles City, Kevin and Mary dropped everything for us. Kevin changed the brakes in my vehicle and let me drive his. They put my sister and her husband up in a motel. God bless his family. May God welcome him home. Love you guys.

  43. So sad to hear this. He was so friendly any time I was in the Post Office. Condolences to his family.

  44. Such a great guy. I’ve known most of the family for years and always enjoyed his greetings at the Post Office. RIP my friend

  45. So sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. I have known him and his family for a long time. He truly was a caring person and always had a great smile and some funny stories. Rest In Peace Kevin..He was a pretty fun guy too..used to laugh with him in Jaycees and when he was a cab driver

  46. I’m so sorry for for your loss. Kevin always had a smile and he knew my box number every time I visited the post office.

  47. My deepest sympathy to all ofKevin’s family. He was such a bright spot in my life during Kelly and my recent illnesses. He was always able to simplify the PO forms!
    as we shared warm and concerned conversations; he was very compassionate!! May he Rest In Peace.

  50. Such a loss to the community, but especially for his family. My sincere condolences to you. I will miss visiting with him at the post office.

  52. This is sad news and I offer my condolences to Kevin’s family, both at home and behind the counter. Kevin was an unassuming and gentle giant, easy to like and so helpful, almost to a fault. As for many, he was a welcome fixture in my daily routine and one of the few smiles I could count on each day these past few months. I’ll won’t forget him or take a postal employee for granted. Godspeed, Kevin.

  53. The kindest postal worker ever. May your family find peace in the memories of his kindness.

  54. In the latter part of the 1970s Kevin had a motor route delivering the Miles City Star to the outskirts of Miles City. For a time my brother Don helped Kevin on the delivery route and occasionally I, the little brother, got to tag along. At the end of the route Kevin would take us to Taco John’s and buy us each a half pint of chocolate milk. That was the best-tasting chocolate milk ever. Those were fun times. I felt pretty lucky being able to ride along.

    The last time I saw Kevin was about 5 years ago when I was mailing a package from the Miles City post office. Kevin was the same old guy he had always been. It was great seeing him again after so many years and I left looking forward to the next time I would see him. Alas, “next time” never came.

    Kevin, you were a good man and you will be greatly missed.

    My sympathy to all of the Johnston family.

  55. I will miss you forever. Mary, and all of Kevin’s family and friends, I’m so sorry for the giant whole in your life.
    Gail

  56. Kevin was part of our family from the time we moved to Miles city and started high school. He always had an Affection for Mary and they were good friends for many years before they married. Kevin and my Brothers Steven and Stanley tinkered on bicycles and cars Along with Tim Sleeth and Jacob Klamm. They loved to fish and always had something fun going on. I remember Mary rollerskating and Kevin walking beside her. So glad they have had so many years to spend together And grow their love. You will be greatly missed Kevin! Forever in my heart 💕 and forever in our memories! 🌹

  57. So sorry loss of Kevin
    What very friendly person at post office and helpful . He will be missed. Prayer and thoughts to ypu all family.

  58. What!? Kevin was the dearest. I’ve talked to Kevin nearly every day for 7 years on my errands at Post Office in Miles City. He was so proud of his family! And I loved hearing about his mini vacations. He loved you all.
    -May the road rise to meet you. May the sun shine upon your face and upon your fields. And until we meet again may God hold you in the hollow of his hand. Godspeed Kevin. I’ll miss our conversations.

  59. Kevin Kevin Kevin I set here with elephant tears in my eyes… your passing was way to soon… so very very HAPPY that I stopped by the post office to see you while I was in town wish we could have reminisced for days… you will be missed by all who knew you… much love always my friend… my deepest sympathy goes out to all who knew and loved KEVIN JOHNSTON… fly high with the angels…

  60. Kevin was one of the nicest guys I have ever had a chance to have known. There was a time I had a package that I needed to send and I forgot my wallet at home I grabbed the package and turned away to go home to grab my wallet … Kevin says “ Hey bring that back here”. He paid out of his pocket when I tried to give him the money a few days later he would not accept it .Kevin was very personal with everyone … You will be missed Buddy . R. I. P.

  61. Thoughts and prayers to Marla and other family members.

    Kevin was a class act.

    He will be missed as a neighbor, a bright cheery person at Post Office.

    Lance Clark

    Darlene Clark

  64. Mary and family you are in our prayers. Kevin was always so nice at the post office and in public. He will be missed.

  65. Kevin was a great example of kindness. His kindness was shown daily at the post office and willingness to help anyone, and also each and every time he saw you. Miles City has lost a great representative way too soon. Kevin you are dearly missed by many.

  66. So So sorry for the loss of Kevin, sure did appreciate him at the post office. He will be dearly missed.

  67. When I read of Kevin’s passing my heart sank. Kevin was always a bright star when I would walk into the post office everyday to pick up mail. Always had positive things to say, greeted everyone and always reminded you to have a good day. He will be missed in this community. Thinking of the family as they grieve his loss.

  68. I am saddened at the passing of Kevin. He was a bright spot on many days that seemed to have no other. For me, he was like a Velveteen Rabbit–so genuine, loving, and caring that others could not help but respond in kind. He was “Real”. Kevin was one of the very rare people that not only saw people in need, but stepped up to do what he could to help. I will miss his cheery wave and “How’ya doing” when I went to get the mail. I will miss his stories. My heart goes out to his family and friends. He truly made a difference in his time on earth. Godspeed Kevin!

  69. Kevin was so nice at the Post Office. Always spoke to me by name, and asked about family. And always said Have a nice day! Such a great guy. He will be missed.

  70. This is such heart breaking news, Kevin was such a pleasant, wonderful, kind person. Many years ago when our kids were small my mother in law Marie Elwood, hired Kevin to be Santa Claus for our kids. I hadn’t seen Kevin for years but I recognized him right off by his eyes. Our daughter was scared to death of him and Kevin tried so hard to get her to feel at ease with him. I sat on his lap hoping to help Amanda, but it didn’t work. He was a special man, a bright light just went out in this world. Our sympathy to all his family, may God give you His peace at this time. Chris and Diana Elwood

  71. Kevin got a lot of his good stuff from his mom and dad.
    He had a good soul. Sorry for his pasing. RIP buddy.

  72. My sincere condolences to Kevin’s family. He was such a kind man and always pleasant to visit with. He will be greatly missed in our community. God Bless.

  74. So So Sorry fir Kevin passing He will be missed dearly He was a great man always had time to talk and also called you by your name with a good morning and have a nice day sure going to miss that

  75. To each of Kevin’s family: We were saddened to learn of Kevin’s passing. He had the BEST customer relations skills at the Miles City Post Office; always greeted his customers with a smile and ended transactions with “Have a nice day!” Please accept our sincerest condolences!

  76. Kevin’s family. I. Am still sorry for your loss he was a great guy and a plus to our PO Prayers for all of you RIP Kevin you will be missed.

  78. I saw this announcement just now and exclaimed aloud, “Oh no!!!” I thoroughly enjoyed having Kevin as a student many years ago at MCC. When we did a brain teaser activity in my Interpersonal Communication class in the guise of a “perception exercise,” the next class period Kevin brought me a clothes pin with a washer glued to it. He said, “What’s this?” After I struggled unsuccessfully to come up with the right answer, he smiled and said, “A washer and drier!” I still have that “washer and drier” and show it to my students. That was typical of Kevin’s sense of humor. It carried over to the Post Office, where we still talked about the “washer and drier.” I am devastated to think that he will not be at the P.O. counter! RIP, Kevin, so sorry to see you leave too soon.

  79. I always loved Kevin. He was SO kind and SO quiet about everything. Some of you may not accept this well, but, one (1) small reason why I actually loved Kevin was………he bought the Marshfield 14 x 80 3 Br mobile home which Mary Shipley bought for Elaine and I in March, 1978, when I worked for Jim Larson’s Future Homes selling mobes.
    Mom gave it to Elaine and I even before we married, May 8, 1978. Years later when we divorced I sold it to best friend, Loyd Ketchum, and he completely remodeled it to like new condition and enjoyed living in it for several years before he sold it to Kevin. Small item, perhaps. I have driven to Loyd and Ashlee’s home many 100s of times. Was there even this morning. Each time I ever drove over there I always enjoyed seeing my *old* home being well enjoyed by Kevin and his family. I plan being with Kevin in eternity forever and ever and ever.
    All my love,

    Robbie

  80. Such a kind man has left us but left us all better for having known him. Thoughts and prayers with his family and friends.
    Denise Oberlander Harvey

  81. We are shocked, and so sad to hear this news. Kevin was always so helpful and friendly at the post office. We will miss him so much. God’s blessings to his family, friends and coworkers.

  82. Kevin was definitely one of the nicest men you will ever meet. Always had a kind word for everybody and will be missed by everybody! Rest in peace friend💜

  83. Our deepest sympathy to Kevin’s family. Kevin was such a good person,he had me looking forward to going to the post office and what an accommodating person he was. He will be missed by many. You are in our thoughts and prayers

  84. So sad to hear of Kevin’s passing . He was always a very nice person to visit with. Always very friendly sending con to his family.

  85. So sadden to hear that Kevin passed away. We had a college class together and I looked forward to seeing him every week. He always had a smile and a story for me. I will truly miss Kevin, he was such a great person and friend. May his entire family be comforted in knowing that he touched so many lives in such a positive way.

  86. I can’t say anything that hasn’t already been said here. It always made my day when Kevin was behind the counter at the post office. As you can see from the above comments he was always so kind. ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!’ Matthew 25:21

  88. So sorry to hear about Kevin — I will miss his friendly face and conversation at the Post Office — prayers and thoughts are with his family — he will be missed by many!

  89. Kevin will be missed. He left a hole that wont be filled, with over 20 years at the PO. Prayers go out to his family.

  90. We only knew Kevin from his job at the Post Office. Kevin was a kind man who always had a smile and a kind word. We’re so sorry to hear of his passing. The number of comments in this forum are a testament to the many folks Kevin touched in a very positive manner. The power of a quiet, unassuming and kind man on the community he served. We will miss you. Our condolences to Kevin’s family and to his peers at the PO.

  91. Kevin was always such a kind and caring person. The sudden passing of a loved one is so hard and my thoughts and prayers go to all of Kevin’s family. He will be missed by so many!

  92. Prayers for Kevin’s family & friends. Kevin was such a pleasant person to visit with at the post office and his customer service was top notch. His kindness & good natured personality will be missed.

  93. Lowell and family. I am sending my prayers and warm thoughts your way. I did not know Kevin well. However, from reading the above comments, he was quite a guy.
    Thinking of you and your family today.
    Take Care

  94. Kevin was always such a pleasant soul to visit with at the post office, always a professional who loved his job. May God keep you in the palm of his hands during this time of loss. RIP.

  96. Kevin will be missed by many, including me. I looked forward to going to the post office to check in with him. Kevin showed kindness and friendship to all. May the family feel the comfort of those who write, call and visit.

  97. To all of Kevin’s family I am so sorry for the shock and the loss of Kevin. He will be much missed anytime we venture into the Post Office. We could all learn something from his kind gentle approach to all of us. He is in your hear always.

  99. To the family of Kevin, I’m so sorry for loss All I can is thank you for sharing the big guy with me and his postal family. I will miss the big man

  100. Im so sad to hear he has died. I will miss him. Always a happy guy n made me feel like we hung out every day rather then every few years.

  101. I’m so heartbroken. I’m so sorry for your loss. Kevin was a dear friend. One of the most kind and gentle souls you would ever meet. I’m thankful for all the memories I have with him. The world is going to miss you, I’m going to miss you. RIP my friend

  102. Oh my gosh, I can’t believe this is happened. He will be so missed at the post office and his smile around town my best you all my thoughts and prayers are for you.

  103. I was sad to hear of Kevin’s passing. He seemed to know everyone, as he always called them by name when they came in to get their mail. He was always a welcome sight at the window. Blessing to all of the family and friends. It is hard to say good-bye. God bless.

  104. I am so saddened to hear about Kevin’s passing and my prayers go out to all his family at this time. He was such a kind friendly man and will truly be missed. RIP Kevin and fly high with all the angels!

  105. Sure going to miss seeing him at the post office. What a nice guy. . .
    Rest in peace, Kevin, rest in peace.

  106. Gosh! I’m so sad to hear this! I didn’t know him outside of the post office, but he was my favorite there. During quarantine he was so mad at people hoarding toilet paper and he was upset because he was running out of TP! I helped make sure he had some delivered to the post office. I even had to chuckle when he had an “at home haircut” like the rest of us. He will certainly be missed and I offer my sympathy to his family and friends.

  107. RIP LITTLE BROTHER, TO KJs FAMILY, THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME BE PART OF YOUR FAMILY FOR 50 YEARS, my heart is broken . i will miss him . KJ ENJOY THE DERBYS UP IN HEAVEN WITH LITTLE BROTHER MAD MEL.

  108. I will always remember walking to school with Kevin. we were in the same class and Graduated in1979. I’ll miss him

  109. I was so sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. He was such a sweet man, and always so kind and helpful at the post office. He will be missed; very much.

    Sincerely,
    Cyndi & Bill Burke

  111. RIP Kevin you were the nicest person I knew. Thoughts are with the family! He will be so missed!

  112. Kevin was such a bright light at the post office and all of us at Girl Ran Away enjoyed seeing him and visiting with him. He always made us feel like we were worth his time and I personally enjoyed his humor and he always had a greeting when I came in the door. I am so sorry for his family but was thankful we got a chance to meet such a genuine nice guy.

  113. We were so sorry to hear of our friend Kevin’s passing. He was always ready to share a smile and joke. Our deepest sympathy and prayers are with the entire family. God Bless and rest in peace.

  116. So sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. He is the greatest and nicest guy to everyone. He surly will be missed.
    Our thoughts and prayers are with Kevin’s family and friends.
    Warren and Carol Schuetzle

  117. What a sad day! Kevin was one of the most beautiful souls that I’ve ever known.

  119. I was in dire need ABOUT 5 years ago, I had to send 100.00 to my daughter, because she was without food, i had no cash only a CHECK, the bank was closed, so he gave me 100.00 dollars, and i wrote him a check for the 100.00…walmart only took cash for transaction…i never forgot HIS KINDNESS, always reminded him when i went to post OFFICE of what he did…a real gem, he was…

  120. Sending a song to Kevin’s family, I lost 2 granddaughters in horrific CAR accident on MARCH 13/2020… this is such a sad time of the year for so many…JEALOUS of ANGELS… PLEASE LISTEN TO THIS SONG, IT HAS SUCH MEANING TO IT…

  121. I have been out of town and found that Kevin passed away while I was gone. I was so sad to hear of his loss. He was such a bright spot in my hectic schedule every time I visited the post office. A couple of times I walked there with my dog and after that he would ask about him when I didn’t bring him with me. He was so kind and thoughtful. The post office just won’t be the same place without him. May I offer my condolences to all his loved ones. Thanks Kevin for always making me smile.

  122. Hugs and prayers for all his family and friends. He was such a kind and helpful guy. Well miss his smiling face. RIP Kevin.

  123. Could not believe it, such a great guy. He was going to retire and enjoy a home, well Kevin you got a big house and will enjoy just as well. You will be missed. Sometimes plans change.

  124. I am so sorry to hear about Kevin he was my friend & loved working within the Post Office with him. Then when he moved to the windows was so very knowledgeable and never forgot a face or name. He will be sorely missed. Hugs to his family.

  125. I was very sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing. We had many pleasant conversations when I’d go into the Post Office and I knew him a while before that also. R.I.P., Kevin.

  126. My deepest sympathy to all of Kevin’s family. A kinder, gentler soul will be hard to find. He will be missed beyond words.

  127. Kevin sold me my post office box when I moved to town. He was friendly and helpful. He always waved when I picked up my mail, helped me with certified mail, and mail that was mistakenly placed in my box.

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