Kevin Kelsay

Let's put together a jam band for the reunion. Or live trying.

Larry has become a personal hero of mine for the incredible work he does with our disadvantaged populations. Absolutely remarkable man who all of us should emulate. Enjoyed a wonderful day at Lambeau Field with him last year and the recollections and remembrances of classmates one and all was priceless. There is something wonderfully therapeutic about viewing life with a perspective similar to one's own, forged over time and through life experiences and honed by both the good and bad that have come our way. Learned a lot about myself along the way. Larry I salute you!

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Of all of the "Family" deaths this was a very difficult one to absorb, so young, too soon, such a vibrant guy.  We had epic battles in Gym class being in the same weight class and he was such a great wrestler.  When I managed to eek out a tie against him it was a proud moment.  I may have been guilty of stalling a bit once I got the lead, and he tied me in the end.  But I didn't lose ... and am still proud of that.  He was a worthy opponent and a nice guy.  I still miss him.

Cedarburgers!!!

Rock, hope you're doing well and enjoying your retirement! Take care ... Kev

Posted on: Aug 17, 2016 at 9:39 AM

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Rick befriended me almost immediately upon my arrival at Longfellow Elementary School in the Second Grade.  I had the (nearly unique) ability to instantly differentiate who was Rock and who was Rick, an asset that served me well when my own twin daughters were born.  I have only the best of memories of Rick from over the years.  His loss affected me deeply and I still cannot accept that he is gone.  Thank you Rick for over 40 years+ of friendship and good times.  Love you man.  Kev

Happy Birthday Pollack! Love ya man!