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It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the passing of our dear classmate and friend, Kevin Cusak
CUSACK – Kevin, 67, died suddenly on March 31, 2020 at his home in West Islip, NY.
Kevin was born on Long Island and raised there having attended St. John the Baptist High School and St. John’s University. Kevin was called to the teaching vocation and cherished his 37 years in the classroom at Reed Middle School in Central Islip. Kevin is survived by his wife, Donna, daughters, Danielle Henning and Meagan Sakellaris; son-in-laws Charles Henning and Will Sakellaris; his favorite people in the world, his grandchildren, Elizabeth and Charlie Henning and Anda and CC Sakellaris; siblings Joan Cusack-McGuirk and Ken Lavery; brother and sister-in-laws George, Diana, Bryan, Cindy, Chris and Rita Pisciotta; his many nieces and nephews; his Central Islip family lead by his “brother” Jack Cassidy, and his many, many friends.
Memorial donations can be made to "CITA Scholarship Fund", 315 3rd Street, East Northport, NY, 11731. In Lieu of Flowers "CITA Scholarship Fund" 315 3rd Street East Northport, NY, 11731.
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Thomas Tanel
So sorry to hear and my condolences to his family!
Francis Sancineto
Condolences to his family
I know we're at that age but it's not a good thing when one of us pass . Hope to see you at the 50th if we get threw this virus.
God bless all of you.
Vincent Buquicchio
I was very saddened to hear the news about Kevin. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family especially his wife Donna. We shared some good times way back when and the memories will last forever.
Gail Sisto (Lamb)
I am so truly sorry to hear about Kevin's passing. He was a dear friend when we were in school and I have often thought of him. My sympathy goes out to his family. He is in my prayers.
Gail Sisto
Cathy Runkel (Lortie)
I'm so sorry to hear about Kevin's passing.
John Bianco
I am very sad to hear this news. My condolences go out to his family. RIP Kevin
Christopher Chernick
I knew Kevin back to Gramma School. I still remember in 8th Grade our classroom was in a small room overlooking Wellwood Avenue - we were demonstrating our science experiments. He poured gasolie in pan and lit it.. it made a huge flame and he doused water on it to demonstrate that water did not put it out.. the pan was on the window and someone from the fire department came running over.. I don't remember anything else... The things we survived from our early years would be hard to believe.
Mary Curran (Curran-Downey)
On one of the very first days of freshman year, Kevin said we'd get to know each other over the four years that I sat in from of him (alphabetically, Curran comes just before Cusak.) And he was right. I remember a nice, easygoing guy who had a ready smile for everyone. Thanks for being there over the years, Kevin. And peace to your family.
John Danaher
Very sad news about Kevin's passing. We were together in grammar school and high school. Many fond memories. My thoughts and prayers are with Kevin's family.
Kathleen Marie McGee (Bennett)
I remember Kevin from OLPH and St John's. I can only see him smiling! May he rest in peace.