Kevin L. Enns

Date of Death: May 18, 2015

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Connections Community Church

(304) 821-4541 |

Friday 5/22, 1:00 pm

Celebration of Life

Kevin L. Enns

Kevin L. Enns (20 August 1963-17 May 2015) passed into eternity late Sunday Evening in his home. He was the son of Darwin L. and the late Romona “Jean Enns. Kevin was a devoted husband and father and is survived by his wife, Tammy, of nearly 28 years and his 4 daughters; Carlie, Kelsie Kristen and Carmen; brothers; Gary and Dennis and a sister; Barbara Aud; plus many beloved nieces and nephews. Kevin received his bachelor’s degree from Shepherd College; his master’s Degree from the University of Maryland, and was in the process of obtaining his General Education Diploma (GED). Kevin was employed by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

Kevin had a passion for serving the Lord and he spent much of his life ministering to others. His Ministry began in his teenage years by assisting in the Youth Organization, where he provided leadership in many areas including planning and hosting activities, visiting and sharing the Lord’s Love with all he met, and directing music. As he grew in the Lord, he continued to share his gifts and talents with the congregation at large. Kevin was an active founding member and Elder of Connections Community Church of Inwood, West Virginia.

Any donations or contributions should be made to Connections Community Church at 303 True Apple Way, Inwood, WV 25428.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held at the Connections Community Church on Friday, May 22, 2015 at 1:00 P.M. The family will receive friends at this time.

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Kevin L. Enns Kevin L. Enns (20 August 1963-17 May 2015) passed into eternity late Sunday Evening in his home. He was the son of Darwin L. and the late Romona “Jean Enns. Kevin was a devoted husband and father and is survived by his wife, Tammy, of nearly 28 years and hisContinue Reading

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Dear Tammy and children, Darwin and Family, We are so very sorry in your tragic loss of Kevin. He was a gifted, kind and loving man. A true saint. You are in our hearts and prayers. May our Dear Lord give you all the Peace that passes all understanding. God Bless your hearts. Sibby and Howard Kerby and Rachel and family

My deepest condolensces to the family. I read about this in the Shepherd University Alumni Newsletter and was a little stunned to read it. I can't remember exactly when I met Kevin - think we had known each other previously and had met again at Shepherd - and had a few business and programming classes together there. Kevin was a good guy and easily had one of the most pleasant dispositions of anyone I ever knew... pretty unflappable. We lost track after graduating but he was someone who I knew was going to impact lives and from reading this, that came true. Again, I am very sorry for your loss.

My deepest sympathies and sorrow. One of the nicest people I have ever been associated with. I know he loved you deeply. May God bless you and guide you through this difficult time.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls.

Although it's been many years since I've seen any of you, the joy and love that radiates off each of you remains with me. I remember Kevin's warm smile and kind words when I occasionally saw him picking up or dropping off Carmen. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers and I send you loving hugs! Barbara Ray

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Tammy and girls, I am so saddened and sorry for your loss. Kevin was a kind gentle soul and always so warm and welcoming. I pray that you find peace and comfort in God's loving presence and also in knowing that Kevin is now pain free and with his Lord and Savior, for eternity. My thoughts and prayers are with you all, love you.

Tammy and family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Kevin was such a special person and his love for you, his children and the church radiated from him. He was a humble, gentle soul who never seemed to be angry or upset, he just went with the flow. He performed many important assignments during our time together at the NRO and he left a strong legacy of service, excellence and teamwork. Kevin had a ready smile and lifted the spirits of those around him. Your daughters should be very proud of their father as a leader, patriot and dedicated father and husband.

Tammy, I am very sorry to hear about Kevin's passing. During the time we worked together, I could see and feel the love and respect you had for one another and your beautiful family. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Tammy, I taught Kevin for several years when he was in high school. Fortunately, I was able to connect with him again through Facebook. I found that he had turned into a very kind and loving man. I loved his messages and have missed them. I know he was a very busy person. I was amazed at how he described each of the girls to me. I just wondered how many fathers could have described their children as well as Kevin did. HIs posts were very encouraging. I cannot imagine what you and the girls are going through right now. I know that you are in many people's prayers. Anytime such a kind and gentle spirit leaves this earth, there is certainly a void to fill. I am leaving you with some words from Kevin about you. Tammy has a beautiful voice, is a fantastic mom to our girls, and has ruined me. She treats me far better than I deserve (yet another reason I am better than I deserve). It was definitely a God thing that brought us together.

My deepest sympathy to the Enns family.

Carlie, Tammy and Family- So sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. from Erika, Sheryl and John

Just saw Kevin this past Saturday at Church working hard on preparing presentation for Sunday's service. This is such a shock. We never know when the Lord will call us to be with him. I loved his hugs and the hugs his Mom always gave me. Such a wonderful man. I will miss him. Prayers to his family.

Tammy and Girls, We are very sadden to learn of Kevin's passing. I remember when he came to O'Sullivan many years ago. He was a nice person to work with and always was polite and mannerly and especially funny. He will be greatly missed but is in a much better place. May God hold each of you in the palm of his hand during this sad time and forever. We are thinking about you. Charles and Deloris

Our deepest sympathy Tammy and family during this difficult time. Kevin was a mighty man of God and a good example to everyone he met. He will truly be missed. We look forward to seeing Kevin in heaven. He always had a smile and a hug and was uplifting. We cannot be there Friday to be with you, but our hearts and prayers are with you and your family.

Tammy, Please know my condolences to you and your family. I always considered Kevin a "Gentle Giant". He was such a help to me at work and always eager to help. I was forever grateful for how he helped me. Please know i am praying with and for you and your family. Zina Miller

Hi Aunt Tammy and girls and all the rest of our family, I am so sorry to learn of Uncle Kevin's passing. As a Christian I know where he is and can rejoice in that but, as just a man in flesh my heart aches as I think back on all the fond memories from my childhood. Uncle Kevin could make the biggest of grouches smile and maybe even laugh. He loved and cared for people more than most ever could imagine to do, and has shown each of us what walking with Christ looks like up close. He is loved and will remain in our thoughts and hearts until that wonderful day we all meet again in the clouds. I love you all and pray for strength for you in this time.

I was very sorry to hear about Kevin's passing. He was always happy, positive and treated everyone with genuine respect. And always had a big hug to pass along to make others feel truly special. He will be truly missed. My heart goes out to his family, his church community and his friends.

Even though we only knew Kevin for 2 years, we had hundreds of life changing moments with him. He was a life changer. He was a vessel. God used him in so many ways, we cannot even begin to understand. He was always positive and joyful. We could never leave a conversation with him - without being grateful for life. This is not a small thing. Thank you Lord, for giving us Kevin. To the family - you are so special to us, and we will celebrate Kevin's life with you for the rest of our lives. Thank you for sharing your husband and father with us. So grateful to be a part of your church family. We'll always be praying for you.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.