Kevin Lee Glasgow, born on November 16, 1963, in Somerville, New Jersey, peacefully passed away at his home on May 30, 2026. His journey through life was marked by a bright intellect, an unwavering love for the outdoors and music, and a remarkable talent for computers and small engine repair, particularly boat motors. Kevin was truly a man of many gifts, whose presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

Kevin’s education began in his hometown where he graduated high school before earning his associate’s degree, a testament to his dedication and self-motivation. He was largely self-educated, particularly in the field of computers—a passion that fueled much of his life’s work. As a systems engineer with Home Depot, Kevin not only thrived but shined. His love for his job and his extraordinary skill in assembling and repairing things found him undertaking a special project in California, a proud highlight of his career.

Throughout his life, Kevin’s proudest accomplishments were rooted in the love and connections he fostered. Marrying Pam Meek, the love of his life, was a beautiful milestone, and building a family with daughter Brandi Ewing and her husband Chad brought him immeasurable joy. Family meant everything to Kevin, including his father Jerauld Glasgow and wife Mary, as well as his sister Kelli Morton and her husband Doug. Though the sorrow of losing his beloved mother, Barbara McDaris Glasgow, touched his heart deeply, Kevin’s spirit remained unbroken.

A man who truly loved the simple and profound pleasures of life, Kevin’s gentle spirit, bright mind, and skilled hands touched many. He took great pride in even the smallest achievements—from his cherished Toyota car to the quiet satisfaction found in putting intricate pieces together, whether mechanically or digitally.

Kevin’s service will be held at Rolling Hills Memory Gardens in Acworth, GA, on June 4, 2026, at 1:00 PM, followed by a graveside service at the same location. Among those who remember him most tenderly is Pam, his devoted partner; Brandi and Chad; Jerauld and Mary; and Kelli and Doug, all of whom carry the light of his memory forward in their hearts.

Though Kevin has left this world, his legacy endures—in the outdoors he so loved, in the music that played through his days, and in the hands of those he taught through example. His life was a mosaic of talents and love, brilliance and humility, and a generous heart committed to family and craft. He will forever be remembered as a bright beacon of kindness, intelligence, and warmth.

Kevin’s passing leaves a quiet space filled with love and remembrance. To honor his legacy, his family invites those who knew him to celebrate his life and to find comfort in the memories shared.

In Lieu of flowers the family ask a donation in Kevin's name be made to The American Cancer Society.  https://donate.cancer.org

Care of Kevin has been entrusted to In Their Honor Funeral and Cremation Providers.