Dear Mrs McInnis and Family I was away and just found out. I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Kevin was one the most kind and happy men I have ever met. Be it at the rink or the golf course Kevin made the day better for everyone. Our heartfelt prayers and thoughts go out to you and your family.

Mal, Hard to believe, hard to live on, but you will. Kevin's touch is felt far and family and friends will be there for you and the girls. We are so glad to have had the privelege of knowing him. He always made us smile.

I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss I worked with kevin at Pilot air fgt for a few years and he always had joke and a smile for everyone. I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss. I worked with Kevin at Pilot Air Freight and he always had a smile and a joke for everyone.

I would like to express my sincere condolences on the passing of Kevin. My wife,Karen,and daughter's,Gabrielle and Allison,also send along their thoughts and prayers to you and all of Kev's family and friends at this most difficult time. On those occasions while in Kev's company over the past 4 years,be it at the rink or killing time in the hotel lobby,I came to recognize his love and respect for the games he lived for and the athletes he worked with.Having attended the past 4 end of season hockey banquets,there was not one graduating senior who failed to mention Kev in his speech and express their appreciation for his efforts over the years.It may not have been the most glorirous job in the world but for Kev,it was obviously a labor of love.I feel fortunate to have known him. With Deepest Sympathies, David D Pelle,and Family

Both Mike and I were deeply saddened when learning about Kevin's early demise. We will hold fond memories of his warmth and humor in and around the arena at Harvard. Our deepest condolences to all his family and relatives. Alex and Mike Biega

Dear Mrs. McInnis & Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May you find comfort in knowing that your loved one touched the lives of so many others and gave them the gift of many happy memories. Tom,Carol and Matt McCollem

Dear Mrs. McInnis & family, Iam so sorry for your loss. You will forever be in our thoughts and prayers. With deepest Sympathy, Tom, Lori, TJ, Tyler and Logan Murphy

Maralyn, Niki and Stephanie, No words can express the saddness we are feeling for you. I know there is nothing we could ever say to make you feel better. Just remember we are and always will be here for you. Kevin was a great guy who always made us laugh and we will always remember the many good times at basketball, softball and of course the Ninety-Nine. He will always be in our hearts.

dearest Mal,Niki,Steph,and Christy, We are all deeply saddened by the loss of Kevin. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. He was an incredible father and great sports fan. I will never forget all the fun times we had with him in our younger days. God be with you. Sincerely, The Tynan Family

Dear Mrs. McInnis and family, I would like to express my sincere condolences for the passing of Kevin. He was a man of great character and will be greatly missed at the rink. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Steve Rolecek

Mal,Nick,Steph and Christy, There are no words. Just know that Jim and I are here for you. I will miss Kev. You may want to cook your own hamburgers when you come over this summer! Love, Love Peg

You girls are all doing awesome throughout all of this! Of course I'll continue to stalk your lives per usual & make sure you keeping being the strong people that you are <3 i love all of you so much & kevin knows you all will be okay. he's looking down on you every second of each day to make sure of this! rip kevin-be smart, be safe, be careful<3 love, kem 🙂

My Best Friend, Kev May 29, 2008 We have all been blessed to have known Kevin McInnis. I was lucky enough to know Kevin for 43 years. He was my Best Friend. Kev? was from Dorchester. A city kid. A Dorchester Proud, city kid. He was the third, of three children, of Alice and Joe McInnis. He grew up with his Sister, Pat and his Brother, Jimmy. Kevin?s Dad, Joe, worked as an Usher at Fenway Park. To us kids, his Father was The Man. Many summer days were spent with Kev?, and us guys, heading to Kenmore Square. Once inside the Bleachers, we mentioned Joe?s name and got a seat right behind Home Plate. Kevin grew up at the corner of Althea St. and Whitten St. Irish and Catholic, in the heart of St. Marks Parish. Like most of us, he went to St. Marks and was taught by the Nuns. Even at this young age Kevin was always looking to help out. I can remember see him in the schoolyard clapping erasers till his hands, and dress shirt, were chalky white. Kevin then went on to Don Bosco High School. Thankfully, no more chalky erasers. From a young age, Sports were Kevin?s passion. He played baseball in the Summer at the Millstream. He played football in the Fall at the Hemy. He played ice hockey in the Winter at Wainwright Park. And then??.Kev starting playing Street Hockey. Kevin loved Street Hockey ? The Burlington Mall parking lot, Coach Wally Pastel, The Milton Ulin Rink, The Woody, Layden?s, Orange street hockey balls, Orange gloves, Orange goalie pads, Orange tape, Orange sweat pants, Orange hockey shirt, Orange sneakers, Orange hat ? he was a human traffic cone. He even drove to the games in an Orange car. Of course, this affinity for Orange was best evidenced by himself, and all of his groomsmen, sporting Orange Converse All Stars at his wedding. Kevin loved the Patriots. In the fall he was at home in his Chair with the clicker, the radio, NFL network and a copy of Patriots weekly. We all knew to never get between Kevin and the TV. Kevin wielded the clicker as a s

The tribute from Jim just before mine was so very moving and captured Kevin perfectly! Kevin was such a love.You were always at every family occasion. He loved family, especially all of you. It is times like this that make living away very hard. You were all in my thoughts and prayers during this very trying time in your life. Uncle Joe passed away when I was young, but what I do remember is how happy he always was to see everybody, much like Kevin. I can only imagine he and Aunt Alice was overjoyed to see Kevin again. He will be missed by all who were lucky enough to have known him. Love to you all.

Dear McInni sfamily, I am very sorry to learn of Kevin's passing. I was a long time customer at Adams Sporting Goods and got to know Kevin over the years. He was a great guy who was always there to help. Please stay strong and know that Kevin's spirit lives on through you. Sincerely, Mark McGillivray & family Milton, MA

Marilyn, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I can only pray that in time your pain will lessen and you will be able to remember the good times. My memories of Kevin include his fondness for Orange, be it sneakers, shirts, or whatever he could find. As I began to think about the many friends I would see at his wake, I found myself realizing how many friends Kevin had. I thought about how many lives he had touched, growing up in Dorchester, through the years at Adams Sports and most recently at Harvard. They say that the final judgement of success is not in how many materials things you have accumulated, but instead it is measured in the number of lives you have touched. In that sense I know that Kevin was a very successful man, and will be missed by many. My prayers are with you and your family at this time of deep sadness. Love, Mike

My deepest sympathies to Marilyn and the girls. I knew Kevin through family members and saw him often. He was great guy and he will be missed.

You'll be missed, Kev.

Dear Mal, Niki, Stephanie, and Kristy, We will always have Kevin in our minds and hearts. He will be missed by all that were lucky to have known him. Lets always remember his smile and sense of humor. He will be forever watching over you. Kevin is not alone he has been reunited with family. We will miss him greatly but he will always put a smile to our face when we are thinking of him. Please know that we are here for all of you. Kevin I love you and miss you. You will be in our hearts forever.

Kevin, you will never be forgotten. The KIDS, that you always took such good care of, and joked with and watched grow are deeply saddend to hear of your passing. You have now left us a 2nd time, only now we mourn as men and women, not just kids. We will see you again, at the skate machine in that other place (????) love from all the "DOT RATS"

Marilyn, I just learned of this 3 hours ago and couldn't believe what I was hearing. I will see you Wednesday if I have to walk to Rockland, after all, I was there when the two of you first met. You couldn't have found a nicer guy and that was Kevin's lucky day as well, bringing you into his life. The best Goalie on this earth has just been traded to The # 1 Team, God's Team. I don't know if they'll like his ORANGE PADS but they'll love the man wearing them because to know him was to love him. Kristy, you lived in my house on Lafield St. when you were 4,5,6 you were a beautiful child then and you are a beautiful young lady now. Was it last year we met in The Hanover Mall? Niki and Stephanie, I don't know you at all but if anyone asks me I will guarantee them you're both wonderful, with parents like Mal and Kevin you couldn't be anything but. I am so very very sorry. Yack

Sorry for are lose your father and husband was a great man and will be missed by all us down at Adams Corner. Kevin thank you for all your help with everything at the store all those years rest in peace our friend

You were, and in my memories, a very special and fun person and great dot friend. God bless your family.

Mal, My heart goes out to you and the kids. God Bless you all.

i love you daddy<3 RIP always thinkin about you & your unmatched outfits :] keep looking down on us keeping us strong.we love&miss you<3

Kristy, Niki and Steph, Please take comfort in the fact that you had the best Dad a girl could ask for and that he loved you all very, very much.

All Is Well Death is nothing at all...I have only slipped away into the next room...I am I and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, that we are still. Call me by my old familiar name, speak to me in the easy way you always used. Put no difference into your tone, wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together. Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. Let my name be ever the household word that it always was. Let it be spoken without effect, without the ghost of a shadow on it.Life means all that it ever meant. It is the same as it ever was, there is absolutly unbroken continuity. Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight ? I am but waiting for you for an internal, somewhere very near; just around the corner. All Is Well. Cannon Henry Scott

Kristy and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Your in my thoughts. I know that there are no words to make any of you feel better, but I wish there was. He will always be with you and a part of your lives.

We are very sorry for your loss. John was always very fond of Kevin growing up.He wouldn't let anyone else sharpen his skates.Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Kristy, I am so sorry for your loss. YOu are the nicest person I know and you can make it through anything. All my love Jodi

The entire Irving family sends its heartfelt condolences. Kevlar will remain always in our thoughts.

Kristy and Family, We are so sad to hear of your dad's passing. Please know we are keeping you all in our thoughts.

Marilyn, Niki, Steph & Kristy, we are so sorry to learn about Kevin. We always enjoyed seeing Kevin at events and have a nice picture of him at our home years ago at a Christmas party! I'll get a copy for you. On a personal note, I could always count on you both (Marilyn and Kevin) showing up for fundraisers and events at the schools! Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Marilyn, Dennis & Rob Werkheiser

May the Lord bless and hold him, and may the Lord bless his family. He was a wonderful man.

Dear Mrs. McInnis & Family, I was deeply saddened when I learned of Kevin's passing. I had the privilege of working with Kevin at Harvard Athletics. He will be greatly missed. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during these difficult times. In sympathy, Natalie Morris

Niki,Steph I am sorry to hear about the lose of your father. My thought and prayers are with you and the rest of your family.

One of the nicest guys I've ever known. Aside from the business end of it, I loved talking to Kevin and laughing about things in general. I'll miss him

Mal, Niki, Steph and Kristy....there are no words to express the incredible saddness we feel for each one of you in hearing of the loss of your husband/father. Try to believe that those who live in the hearts of others never truly die, continue to root for his favorite teams and know that you have our love and support at any hour. love christy, jason and madelyn loverme

God Bless, you were a good man, God Bless' the McInnis Family

Dear Marilyn and Family, We were deeply saddened upon hearing the news that Kevin had passed away suddenly. We will truly miss seeing him at the rink. We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this sad time. Leslie, Kevin, & Brian McCafferty

Marilyn, Steph and family, We are so sorry to hear about Kevin. He was a wonderful person and will be sadly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love, Ann, Phil and Kara Pantano

Mal, Niki And Steph, I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad. I'll always remember watching the Superbowl with him and never seen a more crazed fan! He will be missed. Thoughts and Prayers, Michelle Manchini

I am very sorry for your loss. He will always be missed and all of you are in my thoughts. love, Katie

Mal, Kristy, Niki and Stephanie. I am so sorry for your great loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Love Marcia

We were so very sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept our sincere sympathy. Beth, Kozo, Jay, Yuka, & Marc

Dear Mal and family, I was so saddened to hear about Kevin. He was a great guy, and I will never forget his kindnes, especially to James. May happy thoughts of his memory keep his spirit alive. Love and prayers, Lisa Laubenstein