Heaven gained an angel! Kevin was a humble guy who loved his family and cared for his friends.  I am grateful to have worked with him professionally and known him personally as a friend. His memory lives on forever and to Michelle, Mindy and the kids you were his heart and thank you for sharing him with us.  

I worked at cvs with him.. Im sorry for the loss for his family. He looked like he had a happy life in the video. Rip Kevin

So many fond memories I can't list them all here.  I remember spending the night with you, Michelle, and Mindy many times as a kid.  Going to watch some of your soccer games.  You were managing a movie rental store at one time and you let Mindy and I go in after closing time to pick out any video games we wanted to play!  It was so cool having the whole place to ourselves.  You took me to work with you when you managed a grocery store as Grandad had done with you Randy, Mark, and Tim.   Hot tubbing with all of you guys in your backyard and watching videos you had recorded of Mindy and I at grandmothers as well.  

The family reunions in Eastland.  Playing basketball, mini golf, volleyball, ping pong, and swimming at the pool of course with us.  I also remember you never being far from the 42 tables with the elders of the family with a fat dip of skoal haha.

Christmas and Thanksgiving at me-maws.  Throwing the football, and kicking around the soccer ball with us.  Taking family videos and of course playing 42.  

Rest in Peace cuz.  I love you  



  





Kevin was my dear friend and co-worker for many years back in the 80's and early 90's.  I had enormous respect for his work ethic, his commitment to his family, his military service, and approach to life.  He challenged me to be  better at work, playing basketball, or whatever crazy thing we would end up doing.  He is truly one of the most memorable people I've had the pleasure and privilege to know in my life.  My sincere thoughts and condolences go out to  Michelle, Mindy, the Grandkids, and to Randy and his wife.  The world lost a great guy in Kevin, one who I am enormously grateful and proud to have called my friend.  Rest In Peace, buddy.  I love you.  - Dan Wenzlick

I have so many precious memories of Kevin there's no way I can express them here.  I remember holding him in my arms for the first time and thinking what a wonderful blessing he was for our family.  I loved watching all the cute little things he did as a child and just watching him grow.  Then one Christmas he said to me, "Please don't give me any more stuffed animals."  Hahaha.  He was growing up!  Years later I noticed he still had that stuffed "Snoopy" and had passed it on to Mindy.  When Kevin was a teenager, I was visiting Lenora and we were in her bedroom.  I noticed there was a large area on her bedspread was absolutely threadbare.  I asked "What happened to your bedspread?"  She said "Oh that's where Kevin sits for hours every day talking to Michelle.  Right then I knew he had found the love of his life.  Kevin enriched all our lives and I will miss him forever.         

Kevin, we are so so sad that you are gone. We love you very much and were so looking forward to seeing you and Michelle on your wedding anniversary in France ... 
We will never forget you.
We miss you so much. 
Your family from France 🇫🇷

My good friend and one of the biggest mentors left us. Kevin did so much for me personally and professionally. We came from two different worlds and he treated me equal to him or even like a son. He took me to play golf for the first time and opened the doors to his home. He was there when I was married. Kevin was there when I bought my first house. He even took time to come see it. This photo was when I was chosen to be regional paragon for Cvs which he had a lot to do with. I would always tell Kevin he was a hero for serving our country. I will miss you man. Until we see each other again.

Broken, broken hearted.   Can't imagine a world without Kevin in it.  Michelle and Mindy you know we are  here for you anytime you need us.
Auntie Lynda and Uncle Gary

OBITUARY

Kevin Scott Osborn

March 27, 1963 – March 13, 2021

Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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