Kevin Page

Kevin Page lived as part of the fabric of St. Louis’s Greater Ville neighborhood. Public records and contemporary news accounts identify him as a 40-year-old man who was known to people in his neighborhood and whose life — like so many — was woven through ordinary relationships: friends nearby, acquaintances at local stores, and community ties in the city where he lived.

While formal, family-published obituary material for Kevin Page was not located in the public record, contemporary news reports and memorial records confirm basic facts about his life and death. Those sources list him by name and record June 21, 2021 as the day he died. That date is the anchor for what is publicly known: he was 40 years old at the time and is named among the three men whose deaths that evening left a neighborhood grieving.

Beyond these public facts, the record shared by community memorial sites and local coverage suggests Kevin mattered to people around him. He appears on community remembrance pages where candles and short remembrances were left, a common way neighbors and friends recognize someone they cared for when fuller family notices are not available. Those community tributes underscore that Kevin’s life had immediate meaning to people who knew him in daily life — the kind of presence that doesn’t always produce a formal obituary but is still deeply felt by those close to him.

Because published, family-authorized obituary text matching his name and the exact date of death was not found, this remembrance focuses on Kevin’s humanity rather than public detail about the events of his death. His name and age stand as a reminder that a life of relationships, small acts of neighborliness, and everyday commitments was cut short. For many in Greater Ville and wider St. Louis, Kevin is remembered as a real person whose absence was felt by those who lived nearby.

If family members or close friends wish to provide additional memories, photos, or details about Kevin’s life — such as work, family roles, passions, or personal stories — those contributions would help transform this brief public record into a fuller, more personal tribute that honors who he was beyond what was reported in the news.