Kevin O'Shea Obituary

I've been searching for the words the past few days...and still don't think I've found them.

I'm so deeply saddened and been in a sort of malaise since hearing the news.
I first met Kevin in 1989 at boarding school, i always admired Kevin and feel he had a fundamental impact on me in those formative years that carried through to this day.
We became great friends over those two years and as happens to most, we lost touch after school for the most part as we went on to college and threw ourselves into the world.
I always took comfort knowing He was out in the world doing his thing as I did mine and thought of him often.
He did come down to visit once during the mid 90s though he didn't remember..ha.

It wasn't til maybe 7 or 8 years ago that we reconnected, and I am so grateful for that. He was working in my city for a week so we got to hang out every night, it was like we just picked up where left off.
We then kept in close touch and would have hours long phone calls just talking about everything, laughing, sharing etc...
Last time I saw Kevin was at my house as we chilled and watched Rodney Dangerfields "Easy Money"...classic stuff.
I was happy when he was so excited about my work and my art and that he then admired me and what I was doing, even wanting to get involved in some capacity.
I truly thought we would see eachother and hang out and have good times every few years or so til deep into our old age and am so heartbroken that life had other plans..
He was one of a kind and I will miss him dearly.
My heart goes out to his family and freinds.
Love you Kev!

Rafael Angulo "Ralph"

Kevin was a good friend and brother. We had many crazy fun times as he was always a joy to be around. I'm shocked and saddened to say goodbye to Kevin. Thanks for the good times Kevin.

He was just a pleasant person to be around. Always kind and went about his own business. I was one of the assistant coaches for the basketball and also served as the business instructor. He was a great basketball player for us.

Had the pleasure to play basketball part of a year with Kevin. I witnessed him step up his game throughout the season and make even bigger strides the following year. Kevin was easy going and enjoyed time with all that got to know him. My condolences to his living family. RIP my MVA teammate.

I lost a good friend. He truly had a glowing personality, funny and unpredictable. His Wit and Humor always put a smile on my face. We always dealt with ups and downs of our beloved Pittsburgh Steelers. My sincere condolences to the family! Kevin you will be missed. Rest with the Kings... Love you Bro!

Biggest warm, fun and happy smile I received on my first day of school at Montverde Academy. Such a bright fun soul. Such sad news. Our deepest condolences to his family and all who love him dearly. Amber Penna