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 25, 2015
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Kevin recruited me to join the ACN program. We carpooled into many SF chapter meetings together. I always looked forward to those commutes since Kevin was so willing to share his experiences and knowledge. I was frequently impressed with how Kevin could reach out to others not only to share but to insure their success. His love of all things Apple and all things related to his kids sports photography was infectious. Kevin and I had lost touch over the past few years, but I alway knew he was one of those people who was just a phone call away - if only just to say hi.
I'd recently learned of his health issues and had wanted to reach out and let him know how much I was pulling for him. Via the acn-alumni list I learned of his passing. It is my loss by not making that call - if only just to say hi. It's something I will regret forever. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. I will never forget all their smiling faces at the crack of dawn when we'd meet up to leave for SF.
I look forward to future conversations with Kevin when we are able to cross paths again.
I'd recently learned of his health issues and had wanted to reach out and let him know how much I was pulling for him. Via the acn-alumni list I learned of his passing. It is my loss by not making that call - if only just to say hi. It's something I will regret forever. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. I will never forget all their smiling faces at the crack of dawn when we'd meet up to leave for SF.
I look forward to future conversations with Kevin when we are able to cross paths again.