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Kevin Klos, 58, of Henrietta, NY, passed away peacefully on July 4, 2024. Born in Rochester on April 4, 1966, to Barbara Cooper and the late Adelburt Klos, Jr., Kevin lived a life marked by dedication to his family, country, and passions.Kevin honorably served in the United States Army, dedicating years of service to his country. After his military career, he transitioned to civilian life as a commercial truck driver, a role he performed with the same integrity and commitment that characterized his service in the Army.
Beyond his professional life, Kevin was an avid boater and a fervent supporter of the Buffalo Bills. His enthusiasm for boating offered him and his family countless joyful memories on the water, and game days were always a special occasion in the Klos household. In addition, his favorite role was “Papa”.
Kevin is survived by his loving wife, Sandra Klos; children, Trey (Laura) Beherns, Mary (Rachel) Fuoco, and Nicole (Michael) Farina; his mother, Barbara Cooper; brothers, Joel (Roxanne) Klos, Patrick (Lisa) Klos, and James (Carla) Klos; grandchildren, Sammy, Jack, and Ada; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Adelburt Klos, Jr., and nephew, Zachary Klos.
A celebration of life will be held in the near future to honor Kevin’s memory. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Shepherd Home, 1959 Five Mile Line Rd., Penfield, NY 14526, or online at www.shepherdhome.org. These contributions will honor Kevin’s compassionate spirit and his enduring impact on those around him.
When Kevin underwent prostate surgery, I remember him telling me: Do NOT get TURP, Bob. Do NOT get that. So, when it came my turn, recently, I told URMC Urology NO TURP and went with Holmium laser. I owe Kevin a big debt of gratitude for this. Sorry I can’t thank him right now. He’d laugh and give me a big thumbs up.
Thanks Bob. I know that Kevin really cared for you. always talking about you and boats. Thanks so much for being such a great friend
Hi Barbara, Remember me Richie Phillips. I used to hang out with the boys in Hennrrita. We had a good time. Kevin was a very special guy. I’m saddened by your loss. God bless you and your family. I really miss you all.
So sorry for your loss, Kevin was a great man. Our thoughts and prayers are with Sandy and the entire family.
Sandra, Barb & Family, you don’t know me, but I knew Kevin. He was one of our regular delivery drivers. He made us laugh with his jokes and stories many times over the years
here at Monroe Tractor in Henrietta. I just found out today that Kevin passed away from one of his co-workers. He always had a great smile and I’m sure was loved by all.
My sincerest condolonces.
Oh my sweet kind cousin .
I’m so shocked from this .
Give my Mom a huge hug .
Love you always Krissy