Kevin Savage

Darl what an amazing journey we have had together 47 years married, to you, how Lucky am l, very Special, Thank you for Loving me , I Loved then I Love you still , Always have , Always will. Miss you xx 💙💙💙 Until we meet again. Like the Song , YOUR SIMPLY THE BEST .

In loving memory of my dad, Kevin

For all that you were and what you did for me dad, I am filled with immense gratitude and love. You were my steady guide, working tirelessly to give me the best life possible. While we lived far away from each other, I always knew you were there for me and you were there for me even when I didn’t know I needed you. Though I didn't always express it, I hope you knew how much I cherished and appreciated your sacrifices and quiet strength. Your unwavering support has been the foundation of my life, helping me become the person that I am. You were a wonderful man that enjoyed life.

You're in my heart now and forever. I love you and will carry your memory with me every step of the way.

Lots of love, Craig

Rembering our brother in law and uncle Kevin, a beloved family member. With your gentle and quiet nature, and generosity, you always made us feel so welcomed to the very last time, which we will treasure always. You will be greatly missed but remembered with much love. Our thoughts and love to Pat, Simon, Brent & Craig and families and until we meet again, David, Maria & family.

The bloke who saw a dedejected 26 year sitting at the bar and introduced himself. Somehow knew I needed some company. That's the sort of person he is. We got chatting and he introduced me to umpiring, picked me up the next Tuesday and I never looked back. Despite the numerous lifts and genuine acts of kindness the thing ill miss the most is meeting up at Traf pub after a cold winters day at the footy for a beer. The laughs, the stories, the abuse from leafy and greyballs as well as interesting yarns from Jimmy and Ock will forever be etched in my memory. We were a great crew. The amount of enquiries and shakes of the head after your passing followed by the enevitable 'great bloke, got a miss him' was testament to the effect you had on so many people's lives and the town of Trafalgar. Rest in Peace old mate, up there they'll be a schooner and a nice bottle of red.

I met Kevin, through Pat, my cousin when I was just a young girl. Still remember their wedding day with fondness. Although I didn’t see Kevin regularly, he was always by Pats side whenever there was a family function that we all attended. I heard many stories also, through Pats Mum (my Auntie Pat) about Kevin and she always held him in such high regard and loved him like a son as he was so very good to her, all throughout the years. . Pat always spoke of Kevin lovingly and my memory of them, was that they were always together and made a loving couple. Kevin was always.such a gentle gentleman and will be sadly missed. My condolences to Pat and all families..
Julie Craig Hannah Hayden x x x

Our dearest and faithful friends Pat & Kevin, so many wonderful cherished memories of a wonderful man Kevin who enjoyed not only his life, but also, umpiring, football, races, trips away, friendships and most importantly his ever loving wife Pat, his three wonderful sons Simon, Brent & Craig and their families and his grandchildren.
Kevin we will always cherish our friendship and will miss you dearly. Love Cheryl Geoff Trevascus 🩵😢