Kevin P. Langille
1971-2021
It is with great sadness that the family of Kevin Peter
Langille announce his passing on Friday, September 10, 2021, at age
50. Kevin, a resident of DeSable PEI, was the beloved husband of Sarah
Elizabeth Fisher. He was also a devoted and loving father to Grace
Anwen and Bridget Eilidh.
Kevin is survived by his parents
Trish (nee Drake) and Bob Langille of Northport PEI; his brother Rob
(Kathy) Langille of Kitchener ON; nieces, Connie Poot-Langille and
Ainsley Langille; nephew, Hunter Langille; mother-in-law and
father-in-law Barb and John Fisher of St. Andrews NB, and many aunts,
uncles and cousins.
Kevin was born in Guelph ON on 26
February 1971. On 19 December 1997 he married his sweetheart in a
candlelight service at Conrad Grebel College Chapel at the University
of Waterloo. Five and a half years later they welcomed their first
daughter, Grace, followed by Bridget two years later.
In
2014 Kevin, Sarah, and the girls decided to go on an adventure. They
left their jobs, sold their house in Alma ON, and moved to Prince
Edward Island. They lived in Pownal PEI, Crapaud PEI, before finally
settling down in DeSable. Kevin eventually ended up working at Meyer
Canada, in Charlottetown PEI, as a forklift operator.
Kevin
loved watching comedies (Corner Gas was his favourite show). He loved
old Kung Fu movies, the movie Waking Ned Devine and the board game
movie, Clue.
He loved music, especially Blue Rodeo, Weird
Al, and road trip sing-alongs to Veggie Tales classics (Oh Where is My
Hairbrush?).
He especially loved Family Game Night with
Sarah, Grace & Bridget, playing all sorts of games: Clue,
Munchkin, Love Letter, UNO, Dungeons & Dragons, and Hogwarts
Battle, to name a few. A visit with his Mom and Dad often included a
game of poker with the high stakes of bragging rights.
Kevin always had a book on hand. He especially loved Robert
Aspin’s "Myth Adventure series", and anything by
Charles Dickens or the Bronte sisters.
Although he
wasn’t a "green thumb", Kevin loved roses and
planted his own rose garden. Wherever they lived, he always wanted to
plant as many fruit trees as they could afford: apples, plum,
cherries, peaches, currents, and pears.
Kevin was a member
of the North Tryon Presbyterian Church and he was baptised in the
Northumberland Strait, along with his daughters, only a few years ago.
His faith has taken him home to stand alongside his
Creator… and we will someday join him. Until then, we live
with wonderful memories of a devoted husband, a loving father, a
cherished brother and uncle, and a faithful son.
Due to current restrictions, a private funeral
service will be held at the North Tryon Presbyterian Church (by
invitation only) on Wednesday, September 15th at 10 am. Interment will
follow in the Church Cemetery for family only.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to an Educational Fund for Kevin's daughters, Grace and Bridget, or to a charity of your choice. E-transfers can be made to: [email protected]
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Hennessey Cutcliffe Charlottetown Funeral Home. Online condolences may be made at www.islandowned.ca