It is with regret that I have learn't of the passing of Kevin. To your family Kevin,My deepest condolences It was a pleasure working with Kevin in the Kitchener Division back in those days.We had a lot of good times and it was a pleasure to know Kevin and fish with Kevin. I never will forget this story (Im sure Kevin told all of you of this funny story). After a midnight shift we headed fishing out behind the 401 gas bar near cambridge.Both of us were extremely tired from the nite shift,but we went anyway. We made our way down to the small pond and began fishing,when suddenly we could hear a rumbling in the bush and the next thing we know we are being attacked by 2 small lion cubs.We were wide awake then,unarmed and wondered were and when the male and female adults lions were going to attack us.We about to jump into the pond to escape our furosias attackers,when it turns out thank GOD,that the staff from the nearby african lion safari showed up and explained they had stopped at the rest stop to exercise the cubs(no adults),and let them run freely in the back of the gas bar. We talked about that fishing story for many years,and everytime I pass there i get a big grin on my face. God bless you Kevin!. Rick
