Kevin Wynn Harrison

Kevin was born on August 19, 1958 in Spokane, WA, to his parents Carol and Ardelars “Rob” Harrison. Kevin graduated University High school and enlisted in the US Navy, where he served 8 years. He moved back to Spokane and worked for various companies. Kevin was mechanically brilliant and could repair or build virtually anything. He was successful his entire career. Kevin married Rose in 1999 and they shared 7 children together. Kevin’s true passion was the love for his family. His Mom, Wife, children, grandchildren and extended family were the center of his world. When the kids were growing up he always wanted to take them on new adventures. Kevin loved the water, so he showed the kids anything involving water: Boating, camping, fishing, snowboarding/skiing, the ocean, or simply swimming in our pool. These are all cherished memories he created for everyone he loved. Kevin is survived by his wife Rose; his Mother Carol Harrison; his Uncle Randy Richter (Vicki); his brother Kent (Anne); his daughter’s Hayley (Austin); Jessica (Jobe); Stephanie (Tomas); and his son’s Skylar (Rachel); Adam (Sarah); Jeremiah (Riley); Matthew, all of Spokane; along with his Grandchildren; Noah, Camden, Corbin, Lyndsay, Mikayla and Logan, as well as various nieces, nephews and cousins. Kevin is preceded in death by his Father Ardelars “Rob” Harrison, his Brother Kip Harrison (Beth) and Grandma and Grandpa Richter, his cousin Ronnie Richter and many Aunts and Uncles. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him. Kevin was always the life of the party. Everything about him was alive. He cherished every Gonzaga and Seahawk game as if he were suiting up himself. He was truly one of a kind – someone that you only needed to meet once to remember forever. The Celebration of Life for Kevin will be livestreamed via Facebook on March 31st at 1pm. Please log into Facebook and search for "Thornhill Valley Funeral Home" and click on the live button shortly before 1pm. A reception will be held at the family home for anyone interested in attending located at 2505 S. Pierce Rd, Spokane Valley, at 2pm. The family would like to thank Hospice of Spokane for the loving care they provided our precious Kevin.