Birth date: Jun 1, 1968 Death date: Apr 2, 2022
Kevin Keith Carlow passed away from his earthly home on April 2, 2022. He was born June 1, 1968, in Albany, Georgia. He was the youngest of William Charles “WC” Carlow and Fonda Jane Ryan Carlow. The family moved back to Texas ju Read Obituary
Fonda, traveling back in my mind I found Kevin as a 5 year old bouncing around on the playground and sitting at his place at the table soaking in all his active mind could absorb. What a joyful memory of Kevin at my little school. Always ready for a new adventure, always enjoying the other children, and always ready with a statement appropriate for someone years older than himself.
Then my mind walked back to the day Kevin and I were at your home while you were recuperating at hospital. Kevin was focused on you and making sure he had things ready for you return home. Quite a pleasure after all the years to talk to him as a young man and having privilege to work along side of him.
So sad for your loss. I am praying God will comfort and protect you. I shall miss hearing Kevin's voice on the occasions he answered phone. Having short chats with him always were nice.
May God's best blessings be yours,
Marcia Crouch
Rob and I were so sorry to hear about Kevin's passing. We will both remember the summer of the yard work and Kevin's comment about the "Virginia Creeper". He had that witty sense of humor. Our sympathy to you, Fonda, and your family. Rob & Kathy Kilgore
I met this beautiful person when he was still in high school at White Oak. He and his mom would come into my shop there to visit. I moved to Dallas and lost touch. Imagine my surprise to see his Mom walk in my shop in Gladewater a few years ago. I got to visit with him a few weeks ago and will always remember him as we did manage to stay in touch even on Facebook. Fonda, I am so sorry for your loss as I know how close you two were. Prayers for comfort. He will be missed.
Bonnie Lawson
Fonda, I am so sorry for the loss of your son. Prayer’s that God will give you strength and comfort at this time.
Carlynn Blankenship Simmons
Fonda, I am deeply sorry for your loss. I miss my friend already. Now I live with regret that I didn't make an effort to get together more.
I loved that Kevin would always send me something that he thought I would laugh at. And he was always right. He would send my husband and I funny things about Big Foot (we like Big Foot) and Jeep and SxS stuff.
Kevin would always let me know when Grease or Grease 2 was on.
One of my favorite memories was the night of our 20th HS reunion. We decided to go to the Waffle House for breakfast and coffee. I had recently gotten a little red convertible and even though it was cold outside I insisted that we had to ride with the top down. We were COLD! But then the song by Men Without Hats "Safety Dance" came on and we sang it at the top of our lungs...Then we put the top up. I love you Kevin.
Fonda, so sorry for your loss. I never got to know Kevin but I know he loved you very much and I know your heart is broken. Just know that our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family and cherish all the good memories you have. Love you friend. Margaret & Harry Cunningham
