Dear Robin, Braden and Carter, our deepest condolences to your family. Kevin (Doc) was a great man. He always asked how you were doing, remembered birthdays, kids names and always told me to say Hi to my wife, Terri, on his behalf. I never heard him complain while fighting this awful disease. He had a big baritone voice but I loved his laugh, and he laughed easily! He made friends wherever he went. I will miss him dearly. Blessings to you all. Mark & Terri Gallant in Sherwood Park

To the Thorvaldsons,

My heartfelt condolences to you all. He will be deeply missed by me and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. I will always cherish the memories we created with Widget, especially those moments of her eating veggies from the garden you cherished, our shared love for the great outdoors, and enjoying a good Whiskey together.

You were the best father-in-law anyone could have asked for.

With sympathy,

The Heintz’s

Robin, Braden and Carter. We are so sorry to hear about Kevin. He had smile that lit up a room, loved his family deeply and was so proud of his family. He was a great neighbour and our children all have such good memories of growing up in a neighbourhood with Kevin's watchful eye. Always friendly, kind and respectful. He will be missed. Condolences and kindest regards from the Howards. Marlene, Matthew, Tom, David and Rachel

Robin, Braden, and Carter - please accept my sincere condolences. I am so grateful that I had the chance to meet Kevin during our time working together at AltaLink, but I’m even more grateful that I was able to become one of Kevin’s innumerable friends after we worked together. I literally and figuratively looked up to Kevin. He set an example for me of how a man should cherish his family and embrace his friends. I’ll miss our phone calls, lunches, occasional dog walks, and far-too-infrequent games of golf. My thoughts are with all of you.

On behalf of Calgary Senior Men's Basketball Association, we express our condolences to Kevin's family, friends and team members. He was an active member of our Association for many years and we know that his team mates are saddened by his passing. We're sure he's playing hoops pain free now.

Frank Lilley, President

Robin, Braden, Carter, Sarah, Munzie and Sage, I am so sorry for the loss of Kevin, the man with the biggest heart and even bigger personality. His presence will always be around, as you play games at the kitchen table, watching movies in the family room, walking the dogs and laughing with his precious family, especially his Emma. I am so sorry for your loss.