Birth date: Nov 26, 1960 Death date: Oct 11, 2019
Kevin Edward Wright of Leesburg, FL passed away on Friday, October 11,2019 with his loving mother by his side. Kevin was born on November 26, 1960 in Fairmont, West Virginia to Clarence and Carolyn Wright. Kevin moved to Leesburg, Read Obituary
Kevin impacted my life in so many ways. He was a vibrant light that will be in my heart forever. No matter what, Kevin gave his attention to you and was present with you. If that meant talking on the phone or in person, Kevin cared and valued you. When different things happened in my life and I shared those with Kevin, he never forgot. He asked about me and how I was doing...and the different was that he truly cared. I will miss so much about Kevin—who he was as a person, unapologetically himself, and that effervesce spirit that will never diminish. I will miss laughing with Kevin, talking with Kevin, giving him hugs, and being myself with him. Kevin never gave up, was resilient and persisted, was hopeful, and often kept a joyful attitude no matter what he was facing. Thank you Kevin for touching my life so much and in so many ways. I will cherish you and our memories. Love you my friend, Sherri
Kevin was always the first person to wish someone happy birthday; the first person to call and check on us if we had a snow storm in Virginia; and someone who always asked after family members. He was UK to his nephews and niece. I have fun memories of family times together. Once when I was visiting with the kids and Doug was on a work trip, Kevin helped when Anna had a stomach bug and had to go to the ER. Even while we were worried about Anna, we had some good laughs during that long wait. And Kevin heard me curse a lot. He promised not to tell, as long as I didn't bmcurse at him. Thank you for finding the humor in everyday situations. We miss you. Xo, Karina
My prayers go out to the Wright family. Kevin and I went to high school together and right after that we both went to the F.B.I. where we both stayed for a while and went our separate ways. We kept in contact over the years. He was always a dear friend to me and would always keep me laughing. We shared so many memories and he will be missed dearly. RIP Kevin. Missing you already!
Kevin and I would ride in the back seat of our parents car, usually a big boat, while our dad smoked cigars in the front. We would be suffocating back there and we would give each other looks and make gestures as if we were going to vomit. Finally our mom would tell dad to put the window down and we would be able to breath.
We talked about that right up to his final days. It was an experience we could never forget.
Love and miss you,
Bill
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Kevin. I went to high school with Kevin. Kevin worked for my dad at the service station in Camp Barrett on the Quantico base. My father thought highly of Kevin for his strong work ethic and he considered Kevin a friend, as I did.
I will keep the Wright family in my prayers. ❤️
Helene Bryant Domi
