Here's my little brother (the guy in the tux, the leather jacket, the mask, etc.) This is a "Broadway show-stoppers" show he helped a guy produce earlier this year. I'm a proud big brother.
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Oh my gosh, I very nearly cried watching the demo of Kevin's performances. Keith, thanks for posting this.
I graduated HS 4 years ahead of Kevin and went off the college, missing out on all these years. I remember when we were kids how we used to sing "Physical" and how much he liked Reba too. Kevin, if you read this, know that I am so very proud of you :-)
WOW, I remember Kevin as a chubby kid playing sax. He grew up and grew into a fine man. HE HAS A SET OF PIPES ON HIM. I had heard he was in New York. The one thing that has not changed on him is his smile, it still looks the same.
It's funny, even though I have aged over the years, when I think back about people from my past I remeber them as they were then and do not add the aging factor to them. It is really neat to see how people change and grow up. Thanks for posting this.
2 comments:
Oh my gosh, I very nearly cried watching the demo of Kevin's performances. Keith, thanks for posting this.
I graduated HS 4 years ahead of Kevin and went off the college, missing out on all these years. I remember when we were kids how we used to sing "Physical" and how much he liked Reba too. Kevin, if you read this, know that I am so very proud of you :-)
Cindy Willis
WOW, I remember Kevin as a chubby kid playing sax. He grew up and grew into a fine man. HE HAS A SET OF PIPES ON HIM. I had heard he was in New York. The one thing that has not changed on him is his smile, it still looks the same.
It's funny, even though I have aged over the years, when I think back about people from my past I remeber them as they were then and do not add the aging factor to them. It is really neat to see how people change and grow up. Thanks for posting this.
Chris Shoemake
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