Kevin Brinnehl

I was an Assistant Principal at the Jr. High when I knew of Kevin. He was a good student and participated in extracurricular activities, specifically band. I have a memory of Kevin walking through the Commons, wearing his band uniform, music in his hands with a determined look on his face ready for a band competition. His parents not far behind always supporting him. I am sure the band won first place. My thoughts are with Kevin’s family during this difficult time.

I was an Assistant Principal at the Jr. High when I knew of Kevin. He was a good student and participated in extracurricular activities specifically band. I have a memory of Kevin walking through the Commons, wearing his band uniform, music in his hands with a determined look on his face ready for a band competition. His parents not far behind always supporting him. I am sure the band won first place.

As the son of my dear friends Beth and Jerry, I know Kevin was loved deeply by his parents and their love for him will be eternal. I only met Kevin a few times but his smile and kindness was unforgettable. May he rest in peace knowing that his legacy will live forever.

I can understand how his father taught him to drive because I was there when his father was learning to drive and he was a nutcase, probably still is . Hang in their family.

I’m so saddened to hear of Kevin’s passing. I had the privilege of working with him years ago at Widen Enterprises, and I’ll always remember his sharp wit, intelligence, and the steady confidence he brought to the work we did together — especially during the long stretch of ISO certification projects. He cared deeply about doing things the right way and supporting the people around him. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and everyone who had the chance to know and work with him. He will truly be missed.