R.I.P. Kevin, My condolences to his family & friends

Rest in Peace Kevin -

That sucks...RIP. Talked to him many times via PMs about rods and what not. Damn...

Rest in peace, Kevin. T & P for his family.

He told me of how his mom went to this small school house in the town I live in and about a tornado came that through here in the 50s. Use to be dairy farms here that employed a lot of the local people back then.

He was always very proud of his kids. <3

Wow, super nice guy. RIP to another fellow salt
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Wow, just saw this. I met Kevin once when I bought a rod from him and we talked for quite a while about fishing and other things. He was a really nice guy who'll be missed by many. RIP, Kevin
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RIP Kevin. Met him once, he seemed like a nice guy.
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Very sad. Seemed like an interesting guy I enjoyed his posts. RIP
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Sucks. Such a terrific guy. RIP.

That's a big loss. Kevin was a quality guy, and I'll miss seeing him.

this stinks. I talked with him a couple of times. he was a big conventional like myself. RIP. You wonder what happens to all there gear they have,

I'm glad to see you are still alive. :hihi:
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This sucks.
I was just thinking I hadn't seen Kevin online for a while.

Kevin was someone I ran into a lot around the south shore. We bought/sold rods (including one trade back) and I still have one that we swapped last year.

Many of his customers were near the beaches, and we crossed paths while I was working or just shot the breeze in a parking lot. He loved his kids and grandkids, and loved talking about them. Best wishes to his family in this tough time!

Not sure. He had 4 daughters but no sons, (I don't think). I'd love to buy some of his old rods certainly not because I need another rod but to remember him.
He bought one of my late friend Chet's rods this past Spring.

He had 2 sons and 2 daughters.
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RIP Kevin

Rest in peace. I don't know if i ever met him but i am sure we crossed paths a number of times. Traded some PM's over the years about rods over the years. When i am down in Soco i think about him and always wonder what his rod selection looked like, dude had all the conventionals you could ever need. Whenever a thread was posted about conventional rods he would chime in.

Condolences....I learned alot from his posts as a young man
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thats a real shock.... had no idea he was even sick. always cheerful- I'll always remember his pink surftop that he re-labled "salmon"

Wow sorry to hear that, Kevin was a great guy and always willing to share his wealth of knowledge. RIP Kevin

I didn't know either. He used to pop in to my studio to say hi any time he was in town and we would talk about fishy things. The last time he came in he sold me an Abu big game and said he knew he wasn't going to need it... I am wondering if he knew then that he really wasn't. :(
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Never met him but sure seems those who knew him are the better for it.
RIP

RIP .. Didn't know you, but share the same passion ,so kind of feel like I do .

Didn't know you, but enjoyed your posts. Didn't get a chance to fish with you, maybe one day on the Golden Shore. Rest in Peace.

He knew it was a matter of time. I cannot fathom knowing that. Fighting the uphill battle.

But if one can judge a life by the family left behind and the impression left on others. He did pretty good.