Rembering his beautiful smile,  strength, compassion, lovely soul.
We will always remember you Kevin...you live on in our hearts ❤️
My love & prayers go out to his precious widow, Rashida & his loving Family ❤️
May God continue to Bless you all 🙏😇❤️

You were such a caring young man with an amazing heart ❤️ and are missed by us all 🥺
I pray that you & your Mother are loving each other in God's Paradise 🙏 ❤️ 
With so much love, 
Aunt Iova 💞

Kevin was my very first nephew, born on my birthday of November 15th.  He is a strong, responsible, giving human being! Dared to reach out for the exceptional!
I had so much respect for him....
Remember when he was in a play in high school & we had an Emmy made for him & his cousins presented it to him on stage at the end of the play 🤗
Kevin was a man of great courage, which he displayed at the young age of 16, when he made a solo flight into Orange County ((John Wayne Airport). I was so nervous & praying for him but he made a perfect landing!
When he was at the beach with us & a huge wave hit him...he went flying off the rocks & said that he felt like superman ! And in so many ways, he was.
The best risk of his life was choosing his wife Rashida & she brought so much joy to his life ❤
It was his turn...she also was by his side during the fight of their lifetime! What a gift from God she is to all of us! They shared a forever love together 💞
Kevin....I am thankful that you feel no more pain, sorrow or tears👼
You are so missed & loved by us all 😪  Love, Aunt Iova ❤


To my dear cousin, Kevin. Thank you for the kindness, interest and care you showed all of us who came into your sphere of influence. You had a life well-lived.
I cherish all my memories of the times we shared: boating in the San Juans, hiking South Fork trail in the Cascades, walking down the strip in Las Vegas, climbing on the rocks at Laguna Beach.  
Fly free, Cuz! I love you, forever. <3

Laurel

I didn't get to meet Kevin in person but I can see on his face a big smile revealing a big good heart.

May his soul rest in peace. 

Mireille Hayek and Family

Kevin was a wonderful embodiment of patience, love, and understanding. I am glad I shared so much with him for as long as I did. I am beyond grateful and I am affirmed that he knew that when it meant more than just the natural passage of time. 

Hello Everyone,
    My name is David and Kevin was my first cousin. I can remember as far back as when I was 4 and Kevin was 2. Over the past 60 years we had a lot of fun and adventure.  He was always a fine friend and mentor.
                             I know that he was a proud father of his 3 sons. He has left a void for myself and my sister Laurel. I also extend my condolences to Rashida. God Bless, David 

Dear family ❤️, I am with you , even I am so far from you ❤️ May God Gives you strength and support , I love you ❤️ 

Dear Anna, Michelle, and family,

I am so sorry to hear of your brother’s passing. Knowing you both, I can only imagine what a wonderful brother he was to you and the memories shared here are quite special. I’m sending my hugs and love to you as you navigate the days and times ahead. May you always lean on those special memories. 


Love,
gina 


Have known this amazing coworker for past 11 years and admired the respect he had for people around him. A great listener, mentor, leader and collaborator. It is hard to believe again  and realize such a beautiful soul is gone from among us. He sure left his foot prints for others at work and for his future generations with his examplary  life and spirit. 

Always had positive interactions with Kevin, although not very frequent. It is a big loss to everyone to not have such a wonderful person around. No doubt he was a role model both professionally and personally to anyone who worked with him. Wishing peace and comfort to his loved ones. 

Kevin was my most wonderful son for 62 years. I was so proud of him and loved him so much! He excelled in everything he did! Losing him leaves a very big hole in my heart and the entire family’s heart. 
 
He was diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer over 5 years ago and he fought it valiantly. He underwent several surgeries and was treated at M.D. Anderson. He was so brave and he was cared for right up to the end by his loving wife Rashida Lee. Their love for each other was an inspiration for all of us! 

It is with great sadness that we no longer have Kevin in our life. I will mourn losing him forever.
I know he’s with our Heavenly Father and no longer in pain. God Bless and keep him forever.

Kevin had the most unorthodox approach to living. He inspired me to reach above and beyond what I thought was achievable.  You will be missed!

I met Kevin in 1998, when both of us were going through rough times and immediately knew he was a good guy.  As the years went by, we stayed in touch and became friends and confidants, and would try to have lunch or dinner at least once a month. I would always let Kevin pick the place; he knew all the good ones. We would bounce different ideas and problems off of each other as they arose over the years.  I could depend on him to give me a straight answer, not matter what the issue or question.  When my son passed away 12 years ago, I would call Kevin and let my sorrow show with no judgement on his part.  He was my best friend.  
Kevin lived life to the fullest and without judgement.  He was a U.S. Army helicopter pilot and we would share stories about our time in the service. He loved and was proud of his sons especially this last years.  He also loved and trusted his wife Rashida and her sons.  He told me that he would not have been able to make it these last five years without her.  
I miss you and love you Kev.


I have known Kevin from the time i Joined Eog around 5 years or so ,worked closely with him all these years , he was always quick at responding. He had good logical skills , I loved brain storming sessions between Me Kevin and Shabbir on technical issues , that will surely be missed. He always had a gentle and calm demeanor even in very tough situations. A very gentle and polite human being. He will be missed as long as I am working here and he will be remembered rest of my life as one of the good human beings that I met in my journey. May God bless power & strength to his family to bear this loss ,may his soul rest in peace

Kevin has been great inspirational leader and a conflict avert manager. He was a wonderful employee who understood the meaning of the word "team." He was always more focused on the good of the company and the department . He made many great contributions to the company and helped it move forward in numerous ways. His work here will not soon be forgotten.

Shabbir Gandhi

I met Kevin at EOG around 4 years ago. 
I remember approaching him with my queries and he would always be there with a smile and ready to help and guide. Many a time he would have walked down to my cubicle even before I would have finished typing my message. Will always remember and cherish his positive approach(we will find a solution), his attitude to help everyone and his humble nature.
God speed on the new journey.

With Respect,

I met Kevin in early 1990's at Amoco when he was our head DBA on our migration from Mainframe to Distributed Tehcnology.  Best DBA ever! But most of all Kevin always laughed at my stupid jokes, and anyone who does that can't be all that bad right.  Last time I saw Kevin was over lunch before COVID started, and he was still laughing away. I remember his stories on his high school Cadillac ( I had one too) and how he always wanted to be a helicopter pilot, so he  joined armed forces, went to OCS etc. then when he got out and was working in Gulf of Mexico, he was bored silly, "the only time I had fun was when my hydraulics went out and I had to land on a platform".  So he got into high flying technology with the same gusto and of course was the best DBA ever! Told me once someone challenged him on writing a solid state performance model in the Oracle Prog Language. So he did it for kicks just  to show the guy he could do it...of course he could. Always talked highly about his family, loved his kids, and how Rashida had come into his life and how happy he was living downtown and using Uber.  Uber just came out and he was showing me all about it like a little kid. That's probbaly why we liked each other, always acting like kids, stupid jokes, laughing; but being serious when needed. Really mad I have not spoken to him recently.  One lesson to all, don't wait...call your friends and family. They will love it and you just never know. Peace out Kevin....Chris

I have known Kevin for quite a few years now, since last 2 years I directly worked under him. 
Kevin had positive approach towards everything, great leader and mentor who cared, trusted and taught how to sail through every situation. 
Will always remember and cherish, time spent with him.
Good bye Captain, get much deserved rest and embark on a new journey.
With Respect,
Sunny Yadav


Kevin hired me to be part of his team at work. I couldn't have asked for a more kind and caring mentor and leader as Kevin. Despite his ongoing health issues, he never mentioned a thing and never once complained. A true leader and mentor with a heart of gold is a rare gift. I'm honored to have known and worked with Kevin.
Godspeed, sir

My dearest cousin Kevin. I’m saddened that we never met as children. Your great Aunt Doris & family moved away from Southern California the year before you were born. Doris Junso was my mother, sister to your grandma Sadie. I’ve known of you my whole life. Sadie shared many photos of you with us over the years. I’m sure I missed much by not knowing you cousin. God speed on the journey ahead.
All my heart,
Denise

This was on 1/5/2013, Kevin Lee with mom Sharon Nelson at Kemah Boardwalk in Kemah, TX

My father, Kevin (left), with his brothers, Robbie (middle) and Steve (right). Anna is the baby. 1971

My father, Kevin, and his wife, Rashida. 2011

Kevin dirtbiking in California with his sons. From left to right: Kevin, Michael, Scott, Jeremy. June 2010

Another picture of my father, Kevin, with his grandson, Adrian.

Such fond memories of going to Houston to celebrate with Kevin (my first cousin), born just 6 days after me.  I love you forever, Kevin!

OBITUARY

Kevin C. Lee

November 15, 1958 – February 4, 2021

Forest Park East Funeral Home & Cemetery

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