Condolence: We think of Kevin often and also our classmate, Judy. We pray that the Lord provides the love and remembrance for Kevin and the strength to know he is now looking out for us. Judy, also pray you are doing well and are enjoying the family's visits.

Love, Esther and Jim Wolf

Condolence: Judy and family. As you know Kevin and Steve Howe were my only real friends in High School. Steve called me yesterday to let me know that heaven is blessed with another saint. Steve found out only a few days ago. The miles may have separated us but not the love of a true friend. I am fortunate to have been Kevin's friend and also fortunate that we practiced law in different states. He would have won every case. Now he is winning with Our Lord.

Condolence: Kevin Glynn was a formidable opponent and a gentle giant. Although we sparred on numerous occasions, I had a respect for his knowledge of the law and his quick and ready smile. I am saddened to hear of his passing.

Condolence: Mrs. Glynn, I was so sorry to hear about Kevin, and even sorrier that I could not attend his service. Kevin and Dick Miller were the very first attorneys who took a chance on me becoming a legal secretary. Their patience and guidance paid off -- I've been at it now for 32 years. Kevin was a true mentor to younger attorneys. My husband John and I cared so much for Kevin - he and Dick actually came to our wedding in 1983. John and I are both so very sorry for your loss, and that of your entire family. I had no idea you had so many grand kids I'm sure they adored their grandpa, and will try very hard to comfort their grandma. God bless you and watch over you during these difficult days. In deepest sympathy, Carol and John Sturdivan

Condolence: Dear Judy and David, Sarah and Philip and family,

This is a quote from Yates and it was also read at President Ronald Reagan's funeral and it holds true for our dear friend, Kevin.

"Think of where man's glory most begins and ends and say my glory was that I had such friends"

Kevin was rich in friendship and reminds me of "It's a Wonderful Life" when Jimmy Stewart was reminded in that movie that he was the riches man.

We hope such an outpouring of affections from so many will comfort and help to heal you in the days ahead.

You're in our thoughts and prayers.

Bonny and Keith

Condolence: I was so sorry that I couldn't make Kevin's service. I enjoyed Kevin's humor and he was just an all around fun guy that always made me laugh. I wish you all peace through this most difficult time. God bless all of you and again, I'm so sorry for your loss. Jackie Stigliano

Condolence: Judy, I was out of town in Chicago for Easter and just got back and read the paper about Kevin's recent death. I lost Dennis in 2003 and I know how painful it is to loose a long time spouse. I just wanted to let you know how I still have fond memories of Kevin from when I practiced and what a gentle soul he was, like my Dennis. My thoughts are with you and your family. I go to St. Andrews these days so I don't see my old Vis friends, but wanted to let you know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Dear Glynn Family: We are so sorry for your loss. There are many fond memories of Mr. Glynn. He was a great man with a wonderful family. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. With love, Curran & Maria

Condolence: Kevin was truly one of the best examples to us younger lawyers I had the leasure to know. As anyone who had the pleasure to work with him, I can say my life was better for having known him.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Condolence: My condolences to all the Glynn family. I always enjoyed conversations with Kevin. We would skip among three generations of mutual acquaintences--our fathers' Sacred Heart days, our own friends growing up, and our children at Meige. Kevin loved them all.
Jerry Curry