Heartfelt thoughts and prayers for the Funck Family and friends. 
When my family moved to Minnesota in 1972 Kevin was one of the first persons I met.
We got along well as he showed me around school and introduced me to friends of of his and people he knew. 
Kevin was a roommate, teammate,  co- worker and my Best Man.
He introduced me to skiing, camping, Ham and CB radios
 He loved racing of all types drag, oval track, road racing.  Boat or motorcycle he was in. Always at a car show with one of his many collector cars. Not to mention the "swap" meet always sifting through boxes looking for a "Deal".
Marx Brother's,  " The Three Stooges " and Mel Brooks work memorized by line.
He could strike up a conversation with anyone, anytime, anywhere  about anything. 
He loved his drums " THE STRESS RELIVER" 
This kind, houmous,  calm, mellow, thrifty, punctual, and thoughtful soul well be missed.
Your smile and chuckle held in our hearts.
RIP in peace my friend of 50 + years.
May Peace, Wellbeing and good Health be with us all

Kevin 
What a great guy 
Always nice to everyone at work 
I remember he was excited to be retiring 

The world has lost a kind person 

Deborah Menke

Nephew number 2.  You brought us a lot of joy; however you left us way too soon.  You left a hole on our family and our hearts.

So sorry to hear of Kevin’s passing.
I went to grade school on up with Kevin. We stayed in touch playing golf over the years. He had a good sense of humor and I will miss him.
My deepest sympathy to his family.
Bob Benson

Gord, Mary and family,
My condolences on the loss of your son and brother.  It's not easy to say good-bye.  Thinking of you at this time. 
Donna (Kuhl) Beckett --Canadian cousin

Sad to hear this news’  I haven’t spoken to Kevin in quite some time, but I have fond memories of him  when we worked  together at FEDEX  AELA  in maple Grove’ played softball with him as well… he had a very hearty and infectious laughter…  Condolences to his family.🙏🏽

My sincere condolences are felt for the family and friends of Kevin. 
Kevin was fun to be around and a good human. His laughter is forever held in my heart.

To the Funck family - Becky and I send our sympathy to you all.  We know Kevin's passing has left a hole in your lives and we pray for peace and comfort.

Kevin was not only my cousin, but a dear friend.  Born just eight weeks apart, we shared many memories dating back to our earliest days.  So many good family memories.  Our grandparents' farm, riding bikes all over Crystal, MN, clamoring over anything with a motor, his love of ham radio, corny songs, comparing notes growing up as boys, and eventually moving out into the world on our own.  Kevin was a part of all that in my life.  As adults, we grew even closer and though I will miss him every day, I'm thankful for the  time we spent together.  His smile, laugh, wicked sense of humor, and love of cars and racing  were what kept me longing for more.

Rest in peace my friend!

We will really miss  Kevin on  the Ham Radio and at the Ham fests.
He spent many evenings talking to me on his way home from FedEx.
And I had a hour drive to North Branch.
He all ways enjoyed talking about Radio and Cars, especially
Ford Mustangs.
I  feel really lucky to have know Kevin, he will surely be missed by many.
Jim
W0JLF

Celebration of Life Gathering

Survived by his son, Andrew; father, Gordon (Mary) Funck; sisters, Kris (Lewis) Marshall and Karen (Kevin) Mullally; brothers, Ken Funck and David (Jill) Funck; step-children, Stephanie Stephens and Samantha Maddox.

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Kevin Funck

28 febrero, 1959 – 23 diciembre, 2024

Gearhart Anoka Funeral Home

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