STERR, KEVIN ,age 51, April 17, 2001. Beloved husband of Sally. Dear father of
Christopher, Jeffrey, Michael & Sean. Son of Richard & Marianna Son-in-law of
Larry & Joyce Doyle grandson of Helen Wright. Dear brother of Christina, Carl,
Melissa, Richard & Suzanne.
Can't pass up the chance to share a few good memories of a long time friend and brother in the Lord, Jesus. First met Kevin when attending GP High when his band played at one of the popular dance halls. It might have been the GP War Memorial, St. Paul's Lutheran Doghouse on Lothrop or the favorite Christ Church Undercroft on GP Blvd. We became better friends through Bob Johns when Kevin joined the band that played regularly at "the infamous" Diamond Lil's where he met his love, Sally. I do recall visiting the Sterr home on Canterbury regularly which was a short walk or quick drive of 4 or 5 blocks from Hollywood. We would go boating or attend Sig Phi fraternty parties and we saw "Chicago" play at U of D together which was mutually facinating. We even dated some common girl friends and did a double date to the Woodward Thanksgiving Day parade, but when Kevin met Sally, his life had a new purpose and a new priority. In closing, Kevin was always willing to help out & gave attention to peoples need and benefit when faced with a challenge like the Lord, Jesus. Kevin is missed and loved by many.
Mary Ann Resmer '65 Staff 73-79 (Amori) (1965)
We miss you Kevin, our dear friend.Love,
Tom & Mary Ann Amori
Gregory Paige '65 (1965)
Can't pass up the chance to share a few good memories of a long time friend and brother in the Lord, Jesus. First met Kevin when attending GP High when his band played at one of the popular dance halls. It might have been the GP War Memorial, St. Paul's Lutheran Doghouse on Lothrop or the favorite Christ Church Undercroft on GP Blvd. We became better friends through Bob Johns when Kevin joined the band that played regularly at "the infamous" Diamond Lil's where he met his love, Sally. I do recall visiting the Sterr home on Canterbury regularly which was a short walk or quick drive of 4 or 5 blocks from Hollywood. We would go boating or attend Sig Phi fraternty parties and we saw "Chicago" play at U of D together which was mutually facinating. We even dated some common girl friends and did a double date to the Woodward Thanksgiving Day parade, but when Kevin met Sally, his life had a new purpose and a new priority. In closing, Kevin was always willing to help out & gave attention to peoples need and benefit when faced with a challenge like the Lord, Jesus. Kevin is missed and loved by many.