
In loving memory of
Kevin Nemiah Ellis
July 20, 1989 — February 11, 2023
Kevin Nemiah Ellis (born July 20, 1989) was a devoted son, father, and brother whose presence mattered deeply to family and community in Honea Path and Belton, South Carolina.
Remembering Kevin
A life held close in memory
Kevin Nemiah Ellis was born July 20, 1989, in Anderson County, South Carolina. Known to family and neighbors by his given name and by the nickname listed in the local memorial record, Kevin lived in the Honea Path/Belton area and was described in funeral notices as a son, father, and brother — roles that meant the most to him and to those who survive him.
Friends and family remember Kevin through the ordinary, meaningful parts of life: a home in the Anderson County area, ties to Mount Zion (noted in local memorial information), and the everyday responsibilities and relationships that make up family life. Public memorial listings identify his parents and list his connections within the community, indicating he was raised and lived around the same region where friends and relatives gathered to mark his life.
Though the public record about Kevin focuses sparsely on work or public achievements, the details that are available point to a man whose identity in his community was rooted in family and local ties. The funeral home notice and cemetery records show the places where loved ones could gather and remember him, and they reflect the care a family took to honor his life.
Kevin’s passing in February 2023 left a quiet but profound gap for those who loved him. For family members who called him son, father, and brother, his memory lives on in private stories, everyday routines, and the small traditions that sustain families. This page honors Kevin by keeping those verified human details at the center: a life lived in Anderson County, the love of close family, and the enduring place he holds in the hearts of those who knew him.
Shared moments
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Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Kevin was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.