Kevin Lee Lovett Sr.

Kevin Lee Lovett, Sr., a resident of Baltimore, Maryland and formerly of Stockton, Maryland, departed this life on Monday, April 22, 2024 at the age of fifty-three (53). Kevin was born in Salisbury, Maryland to the late Addie Ruth Lovett of Stockton, Maryland on July 14,1970. Growing up in Stockton, Kevin was the average guy, doing what guys do; however, he was so much more. At an early age, he developed the love of cooking from watching the “Justin Wilson” cooking show (from Louisiana). Being curious as to how things worked, he could be found taking things apart and putting them back together (hoping that there weren’t any screws left over). During his high school years, Kevin was a drummer in the marching band and a nerd (intelligent). He loved learning and was knowledgeable about many out of the ordinary things. Kevin graduated from Snow Hill High School in 1988. After graduation, he joined the United States Marine Corps as a motor vehicle operator. While enlisted, he served in Operation Desert Storm. He was a decorated Marine – National Defense Service Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal (w/3 stars), Kuwait Liberation Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (w/1 star). He was honorably discharged. While doing various jobs, he received dual certification in HVAC; however, he found the job he loved at Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C. where he worked for twenty (20) years. Kevin attended St. Paul United Methodist Church and later Shiloh United Methodist Church. Kevin was an exceptional father, grandfather, brother, nephew, cousin, and friend. His children and grandchildren were his world. He enjoyed talking with the seniors and learning many life lessons, which he would pass on to others. Kevin was also a handyman (jack of all trades, master of a few) that gave him the nickname “HE WHO KNOWS ALL” by his sister. His friends were family to him; he had always had their back and loved every moment he spent with them being himself. Cooking was what he did very well; especially when he cooked to impress. Kevin lived his life to the fullest; embracing life and all it had to offer. The words of Frank Sinatra’s song “I Did It My Way” described Kevin best – “I’ve lived a life that’s full, I traveled each and every highway; and more, much more than this I DID IT MY WAY.” Kevin leaves fond memories with: his son, Kevin Lee Lovett, Jr.; daughter, Alecia Nichole Lovett; three grandchildren, A’monie Whaley, Lamont Whaley, and Ja’Kari Garner; sister, Marva (Aaron) Jacobs; nephew Aaron Jacobs II (2nd LT USMC); niece, Ariel Jacobs; one uncle, Tommy Hall and a host of cousins and friends.

Kevin Lee Lovett Sr.

July 14, 1970 - April 22, 2024