Kevin and Amy were part of our dinner club for 30 plus years. You could always count on something really creative when dinner was scheduled at their house. Menus such as “Halloween Surprise”, “Dinner at the White House”, and “Construction” during one of their Reno’s, where guests needed to construct all their own choices on the menu.
One always felt very welcome at the Stagg home, and being regular visitors, we were afforded the opportunity to know Rachel and Ian, the prides of both Keven and Amy’s lives. The care they provided lovingly to Kevin and Amy during their times of need was a mirror of that which they had received in their upbringing. The legacy continues.
Kevin walked the talk when it came to his faith, always the first to step up with a listening ear or helping hand, and professionally, he worked passionately to make the world a better place.
Most memorable to me was his natural ability to produce a table full of uncontrolled belly laughs in response to his incessant and relentless accents and impersonations. He always found himself just as funny as the rest of us.
There is an empty place at our table now Kev, but that spirit will not be forgotten. You will be missed.
