On May 5 2015, the Apple community lost Kevin Lockey — a consultant in the Bay Area. Many of you may know that Kevin has been fighting a particularly rare and devastating cancer for a while now. His strength, his positiveness, and his outlook may have you caught off guard by this news. If that’s the case, it’s a pure testament to Kevin and his personality.
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wrote on May 22, 2015
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From the moment I met Kevin at one of the Apple training camps in the early 2000s, his warmth, friendliness and sincerity set him apart from all the other new folks getting into the community. Kevin quickly became a good friend and someone I could always rely on to bring humor to any situation and he just lit up the room every time he walked in.
I've had many clients in the bay area work with him when they were traveling and they all remarked on how much of a "great guy" he was. Kevin was someone who was so genuine -- what you saw is what you got -- and I'm going to miss the fun times we've shared together.
His ability to pull people together for a common cause is a testament to how much people cared for him. When Kevin called, you said "yes." He really epitomized the type of consultant I've always strived to be. He also had such a big heart and an infectious laugh. It was such a part of him that I'm actually smiling as I writing this thinking of him laughing. I'm going to miss you a lot, buddy.
I've had many clients in the bay area work with him when they were traveling and they all remarked on how much of a "great guy" he was. Kevin was someone who was so genuine -- what you saw is what you got -- and I'm going to miss the fun times we've shared together.
His ability to pull people together for a common cause is a testament to how much people cared for him. When Kevin called, you said "yes." He really epitomized the type of consultant I've always strived to be. He also had such a big heart and an infectious laugh. It was such a part of him that I'm actually smiling as I writing this thinking of him laughing. I'm going to miss you a lot, buddy.