I met Kevin in 2015 when he was supporting my husband who had terminal cancer. He met with Dave several times and the change in my husband was very noticeable as he truly came to accept his fate and was very much at peace. Dave asked Kevin to conduct his Celebration of Life which he did with great sensitivity. I will be forever grateful to him for helping our family through such a difficult time. My sincere condolences to Kevin’s loved ones. His life really made a difference.

Dearest Baglole family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I met Kevin when he was supporting my mother, Ruth Pollard, through her terminal illness in the late winter/early spring of 2017. He was kind, attentive, sensitive, and yet seemed to manage a kind of lightheartedness with us that was both refreshing and reassuring. He knew instinctively how to support my mother who was both very needy and very private about her journey. He was an exceptional person; the kind you do not forget.
I hope your early loss of Kevin is somewhat softened by knowing what a big difference he made in the lives of others. It's quite the skill to be able to lovingly affirm the natural yet painful cycle of our lives.
My gratitude to Kevin. My deepest condolences to you. I have sent a gift to "Give Kids the World" in his memory.

Sincerely,
Anne Pollard
Hamilton

Dearest Helen and family
I was so saddened and shocked to hear of Kevins'passing..may he rest in peace
I remember first meeting him as a teenager at the clinic where we worked together and back then his smile and laughter was infectious ! Over the years you shared his accomplishments with me.... you were so proud of him!

Heartfelt condolences to you, Karen and Kelly and his immediate family
Sending you light and love, courage and strength
Hope to see you next time I am in Sudbury
Ivana Simonato