As I remember one of many memories; Thanksgiving 2019 when Kevin, his lovely family and his sister Laureen (who is my best friend) joined my family in breaking bread, telling stories and laughing together while we gave thanks for all we have. Kevin was always so warm and inviting with his big smiles and hugs. He was like an old friend even when we first met. I’m truly blessed to have known him and his kindness and will never forget him and the special memories. My love to Katie, Athena and KJ. My prayers of inner peace go out to Laureen and the rest of the family as well. ❤️

Where to begin.  Kevin and I were friends since the time we were 6, we slept at each others houses, shared all of our toys, raced Hot Wheel cars, swam in my pool from morning to night all summer long.  Rode our bikes everywhere we could in Chicago and beyond, walked to the HIP and saw Ghost Busters about 200 times during that summer.    With Kevin, it was more then friendship, he was truly family, a brother.   Kevin meant more to me than any words can describe and for that I will always be grateful.   One of my memories of Kevin was going to see Huey Lewis and the News at Alpine Valley.   I think we were 14 years old at the time.  Mom Gregor dropped us off and told us she would pick us up after the concert.   After waiting 30 minutes we decided to start to walk home not realizing that it would take hours to get back.   As we walked, talked, laughed and sang songs we were asked if we needed a ride from different people.  In typical fashion Kevin said no and we kept on walking.  We got about 1 mile away from the Crossroads Motel when Mom finally arrived.   It was funny, the time seemed to pass so fast and the many miles did not matter.  It was the time we spent just being friends and just being together that was all that mattered.   Looking back now I would give anything to have 1 more mile together.  Thanks for being the Best  Friend any kid could ever ask for.  I love you Kevin.

Kevin, 

In life you were surrounded by so much love; your son & daughter, your sisters and your countless friends. 

I recall our jovial conversations at the office and remember you with fondness.  You always had a way of making us all laugh with your dry wit. 

You were too young to go but your spirit will live on in the memories of those who loved you. 

I am better for knowing you; may you be blessed in the next life. 

~A. Gushard

Kevin is my cousin.  I am deeply sadden by the loss of my cousin, Kevin whom I havent seen in long time.  I have been in touch with his sister Lynnette.  May Kevin rest in peace now, he is with his parents, uncle, aunts who welcome Kevin in open arms. Again, I am deeply sadden loss of my cousin, Kevin.
Kevin, May you rest in peace now!

Love your cousin,
Marybeth McDade Bishop of Geneva, Il

Kevin was a forever friend.  A very kind-hearted and loyal individual.  He had a goofy sense of humor and the ability to put a smile on anyone's face.   I met him in  Elkhorn, Wisconsin in the early 1990's and quickly grew to know his family.  He dated my sister which meant he was a part of our family dinners, events and gatherings. Over the years, they went their separate ways, but Kevin and I kept in touch. We shared laughs, goals, dreams, tears, heartache and stories of where our lives have taken us.  Some of my fondest memories with Kevin include; singing Mr. Ed,  playing softball (our team sucked),  french fries dipped in mayo/ketchup (never enough ketchup), watching planes fly over O'hare and his love for loud music/stereo systems, (especially bass).  He loved to play Ton Loc;  Funky Cold Medina and Wild Thing in his Cutlass Supreme on the highest volume possible, repeatedly. I also remember his love for The Outfield.  And the passion to ride and his love for fast cars is long-lived. He always had a car or a bike with a loud engine or with speed  (the red challenger) I remember going to a few car shows with him. I was bored but he was in his glory.  But that's what friends do.  There was also the time he tried to teach me tennis. This was in  the parking lot. No net. Just soda cans and a chalk perimeter. It was  a disaster and he deemed me unteachable.  We laughed. I have yet to pick up a racket.  I remember when he moved to Vegas.  There was no love-loss for Wisconsin winters. He was ready for new beginnings and new adventures. My last correspondence with him was in December 2020.  I found some old photos of his bike and car when he lived in Elkhorn. I sent them to him in a Christmas card. He thanked me for them and we shared more memories.  He also thanked me for being such a good friend over the years. I will definitely miss him and the random ability to reach out and connect.  I am grateful for knowing him.  Be well my forever friend.  ♥️ 

Having known Kevin about his entire life though not seeing him in years those eyes and that smile have not changed. Rest easy Kev your loved ones will make sure you are known to your children and will be taken care of.  You were a goof in the pool and out. You will  always be missed.  Janie

Kevin was a very kind and loving person.    He dated my daughter and lived  at the Crossroads  at Abells Corners.    My son was having some difficulty with math and Kevin helped tutor him.    God bless him and keep him in His loving care.  

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Kevin William Gregor

17 mai 1970 – 10 janvier 2021

Palm Northwest Mortuary & Cemetery

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