Birth date: Dec 19, 1971 Death date: Jun 19, 2024
Kevin M. Loch Obituary This world was not big enough to contain the brilliance of Kevin Michael Loch of Reston Virginia. Kevin, a visionary technical genius, passed away on June 19, 2024, at the age of 52. Having been recently p Read Obituary
I have just learned of Kevin's passing and am deeply saddened to hear the news. Please know that the Osberg family (Gail, Rob and Mark) send their condolences.
My sincere thanks to Kevin, my heartfelt condolences to his family.
If you are unable to.l attend the Memorial Service July 3, you may live stream at
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Kevin taught me, through decades of letting me into his world, what kind of attention and education my daughter (who he always said reminded him of himself as a child so accurately) would best benefit from. I hope I can do what he believed I could, as far as parenting goes... so she can best express and harness the potential he saw in her. We will do our best to be ourselves every day. [ "And build Lego structures for Uncle Kevin!" -Madj ]
I (we) met Kevin at Lisner Auditorium in D.C.-he was working with his father (an organ concert).
He was so young, so smart and charming and enthusiastic; we at National adopted him immediately. He worked with us for years until he inevitably moved on into his complex vocation, but always stayed in touch, indeed, when Tommy Linthicum, passed Kevin assembled a video montage that touched everyone- it so perfectly captured Tommy's incredible career.
RIP, beautiful soul. I will always miss you, beautiful child.
Suffer the children
they suffer the most
they see it all and struggle and finally
they give up the ghost
They suffer…
the children
Suffer the children
little ones…moving about
believe you, believe me, believing until
there is no way out
They suffer…
the children
Suffer the children and everyone
children all
pride-sometimes we are not humble
to the end…we stumble we
fall
we remember someone once
said it all:
dreaming He said, listen-He said
stop…He said
“suffer the little children”
Suffer the children
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Cathy Lutz & Ray Groves
