It is hard to believe that it's been a year since we lost Kev. I'm a Steelers fan, but I'll say it for you Kevin. Go Cowboys! You will always be missed.

Mick

I first met Kevin while working for Serta Mattress after I transferred from Washington State. He was one of the greatest I've worked with, always listened to our needs and concerns and was always fun to talk with about football, even though he was a Cowboys fan and me a Seahawks fan. I'll truly miss him.

Sending condolences from Tennessee.  While our hearts are hurting, I am choosing to remember all the good times we had in the Azores.  Some of the things Kevin and I did could be material for M.A.S.H. episodes.  :)  I am still amazed at the mischief he forced me in to. ;)  The Air Force was lucky that our trouble was contained to an island and no further.  To this day, anytime I see a Cowboys jersey I think of Kevin.  Few people enter your life and become life long friends and Kevin and Connie are those people.  When you go a while not seeing friends and finally do hook-up (Vegas, Phoenix) and it feels like you've never been separated, that says a lot about the relationship.  A truly great person that I will miss in so many ways.

I am extremely sorry to hear about Kevin’s passing. He was an amazing individual. 
I met Kevin in the early 90’s while we were stationed at Luke AFB. We had so many great times together to include sports, work, squadron functions or simply hanging out & having a “couple” of beers at Willy’s house. 
To Connie & family, I am so sorry for your loss! Although Kevin is gone he will definitely never be forgotten. 
Rest in Peace my friend.

Sorry for your loss. He was one of a kind. Great man and a friend to many. I am am so glad I met him.

Connie, I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers to you and your family.  May the memories you made carry you through this difficult time.

We first met Kevin and Connie at Brookside playing Golden Tee, in passing I asked "who's winning?" Connie said Kevin. He said she cheats once in awhile and wins a hole. Next time we were both there they came over and introduced themselves. When Kevin found out I was in baseball he and I broke down the starters for his beloved Orioles. We enjoyed our times with Kevin and Connie, Sherry, Kirby and the granddaughter that adored her grampa. Kevin and I would challenge each other on music and share our dislike of the fighting Irish. Sorry Connie. In closing,  no Kevin, dinosaurs did not roam Arizona when I was in elementary school.  Jim and Kathleen

So many good times with Kev growing up living a block apart on "The Hill".  Softball games at Sam Miller, Saturday morning bowling at Slate Bowl in Slating with Jim, Kev and Teddy back in 81/82.  And then in the AF, finding out I was stationed at Nellis knowing he was already there, and then when I got there I moved into an apartment complex and finding out he's in the same complex - I had no clue -- and then we end up living right next to each other.  The 1985 Labor Day MDA telethon turned into a 24-hour drink-a-thon and we made it through - thank God there was a 7/11 200 yards away, we kept running out of beer.  You were a great Airman and a great friend -- Godspeed Kev, you will be missed.  Rest in Peace brother.

I am so sorry to hear of Kevin's passing. We worked together in the Air Force, he was such a nice guy with a great sense of humor and loved and respected by his peers. A quick story, we were pretty notorious for pranking each other. One day, on a Friday afternoon as we were cleaning up to leave for the day I turned in a part request to Kevin as he was our supply person for the shop. The part request was for a wire terminal, but instead of the stock number for the said part, I substituted the stock number for a 250 lb. bomb, Kevin came up to us on the shop floor with the part request in his hand shaking his head and declared incredulously, "This is a bomb".  Kevin will truly be missed by all who knew him. Our prayers go out to his Family in this time of grief,

Uncle Kevin I love you and will miss you every single day. I will never forget how funny you always were. You could make anyone laugh. I’ll keep an eye on your girls from down here, you keep an eye on us from above. ❤️

Such a huge loss.  Kevin was an amazing person to work with. He was always laughing, smiling, and working hard. My very first trip to Vegas was with Kevin.

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Kevin William Youngkin

4 mayo, 1961 – 25 marzo, 2024

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