RIP

I'm sorry for the delay 😞 I just clicked on this post from a notification.

I'm a stranger who lost her husband almost 10 years ago. I started on WA while I was in college a couple of birthdays after his passing.

My recommendation: Give yourself credit for the moments you remember your loved one YET don't beat yourself on the days you forget.

It's his blessing that allows you to ENJOY his memory 😊 On the days you feel like giving up you will see a sign that he hasn't forgotten you. Journal about the SIGN so other people know that this is true.

Today you were MY SIGN that love conquers death.

You are loved 😍

I’m so sorry to hear of your loss, 😢
I have found there is no easy or quick way to deal with grief, and I found some days are worse or better than others, seemed no rhyme nor reason to it, the old adage about time being a great healer is no great comfort when struggling. But never the less I have found it is true.
I always like to think my loved one is there…..somewhere above my head, looking, laughing, shaking their head in disbelief and generally being in my corner.
Thinking of you and the family 🙏

Hello Kristin

I'm so sorry to hear the sad news and I send you my condolences. I'm shocked and saddened to hear this has happened. Kevin was a great man and a valuable member to the Wealthy Affiliate community.

He will be sorely missed and may he rest in peace. On behalf of Kyle, Carson and all the WA community I send our prayers and warm wishes to you and the family. Kevin may be gone but he will never be forgotten. May God be with you all.

Wishing you all the best

Regards

Timothy

Oh Kristin, my god.. Words are never enough during these times. Kevin, on this platform, was incredibly well liked and respected.
I would like to think he was a friend although never meeting face to face. But sometimes when you don’t see a face you feel their heart better. And Kevin was filled with all that is good and he will be missed.
I am sorry, I am shocked and hope you and all his family and friends are ok.
My prayers and thoughts are with you all as well as Kevin.

Stephen

In being a fairly new recruit, I haven't had a chance to get to know most of you. In reading Kevin's posts, I visualize a man who was mostly an introvert by way of not just shyness but due to his feelings of not being valued enough. Being able to reach out and be vulnerable is difficult for most people, myself included.
Kevin sounded like a very busy and industrious fellow and that he was enjoying what he did. He also, I noted, thoroughly enjoyed his connections in WA and I view this as one of the most valuable assets of belonging to this group of industrious people. In this present world of many who look out for themselves alone, this was a breath of very fresh air indeed. May Kevin RIP and love.
Joyce