Kevin Change

Kevin Change was a 32‑year‑old Chicago resident whose life was lived in the rhythms of the city’s West Side neighborhoods. Public records and contemporary reporting place him in the Humboldt Park area, where he was known to family, friends, and neighbors as part of the community that gives the neighborhood its character. Though the public record about his private life is limited, the basic facts confirm he was an adult whose relationships and everyday presence mattered to those around him.

On March 17, 2022, Kevin’s life ended suddenly. Local reporting identifies him by name, age, and the Humboldt Park location where he was wounded and later pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital. These reports do not provide a publicly published obituary or extended family memorial in major funeral‑home listings; however, the reportage and public memorial listings acknowledge him by name and date, which confirms his identity and the deep loss felt by those who knew him.

When public details are sparse, it is important to remember that behind every brief notice in the news there was a full life: friendships, routines, hopes and disappointments, and the small acts that made Kevin himself. He lived and moved through Chicago — a city of close neighborhoods and longstanding ties — and those who encountered him in Humboldt Park recall a person who belonged in the everyday life of the place.

This page honors Kevin as a person first. While the circumstances of his passing are part of the public record, they do not define the whole of who he was. Kevin’s memory rests with those who loved him, and this remembrance acknowledges his life and the human value of that life. For anyone who knew Kevin and wishes to share memories or tributes, community‑based remembrances, photos, or family statements would deepen this portrait and help preserve the personal details that are not present in public sources.