Donald “Kevin” MacLeod, 56, of Fremont, OH passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, June 2, 2020. He was born June 26, 1963 in Pompton Plains, NJ to Farquhar John and Ruth June (Fulcher) MacLeod.
Kevin served in the U.S. Navy as a submariner for sixteen years. He was awarded the National Defense Service Medal; Navy “E” Ribbon, Navy Expeditionary Medal; Meritorious Unit Commendation (2); Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (3); Armed Forces Service Medal; Good Conduct Award (4).
Kevin married Cynthia “Cindy” Hess on December 31, 2002 at Clyde Baptist Church and she survives. He was the owner and operator of Fins & Things in Woodville, OH. Kevin loved the fish store, especially his customers. He attended New Hope Vineyard Church and volunteered at Compassionate Ministries. Kevin was a handyman and had a wonderful sense of humor and smile. He would do anything for anyone. Kevin loved his stepdaughter Kristen.
Kevin is survived by his loving wife of seventeen years, Cynthia “Cindy” MacLeod, Fremont, OH; children, Lindsay, Brittany, Kirstian, Jillayne, and Zach; stepchildren, Shane and Kristen Criswell both of Fremont, OH; siblings, Rod (Karen) MacLeod of NY, Douglas (Cathy) MacLeod of MI and Kathy (Mark) Elliott of IN; several grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Private Services will be held for the family.
Kevin’s service will be available to view on his obituary page after June 10, 2020 at www.whhfh.com.
Burial will take place at Oakwood Cemetery, Fremont, OH.
Memorials can be made to School of Hope.
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Cheryl and Ted Overmyer
Cindy and Family,
So heartbroken to hear of Kevin’s unexpected death. Ted so enjoyed his friendship, fish knowledge and helping him when he needed help. He will miss him. May your love for him, memories and God’s love carry you through this very difficult time.
Cheryl and Ted
Beth Wagner
Condolences to Cindy, Shane and Kristen and the rest of Kevin’s family
Lori Ohms
Cindy, so sorry to hear of the loss to you & your family. No words can convey my dearest sympathy.
Deb Yeagle
Cindy and family, I am so so sorry to hear about Kevin. I really enjoyed him and loved the fish too.
He expertise with the tropical fish and equipment
was awesome.
He always came to my rescue.
Now he is working on God aquarium and I can only image.
Billy and Mike really enjoyed him and I am so grateful for their aquarium he fixed for them.
God is right there with you in this sad sad time.
Be sure to lean on Him.
I am praying and will continue praying .
Much love,
Deb, Billy, and Mike
Mary Dave and Tyler
Deepest Sympathy
Kevin was Such a kind, caring man to Kristen and all her friends
He will be deeply missed in the world and at all events.
Know you and all the family will be in our continuous prayers.
Peggy MacLeod Vander Meulen
Dear Cindy, Rod, Doug, Kathy and family,
I am so sorry for the pain you must be feeling over Kevin’s sudden death. I pray you will be comforted by God’s loving grace, the memories you share, and the knowledge he is in God’s arms.
Deb Grove
Cindy and family, so sorry to hear about this. Kevin was a good hard working man. I enjoyed my short friendship with him. Will miss having him across the street from Henson Plumbing and Heating. Many Prayers and good thought for you and your family.
Diana K. Forbes
Dear Cindy and Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your precious Kevin. We know he was a very special
man from all the stories Erin told us. We know he had a big heart and a kind spirit. We appreciate you all taking Erin into your hearts and lives and embracing her as a daughter. She has learned so much
from the two of you. We offer up our prayers for you and your family and pray that our Lord who gives all comfort will wrap you in his arms and hold you close. With deepest sympathy and love, Dean and Diana Forbes
David E.Surdykowski
To Roderick,Katherine and Douglas, This is when I knew your family and your wonderful patents would address you in this way.I remember Kevin in Siesta Key and the times Kevin and I would walk and talk about boyhood things.He loved detailed metal tanks and other military vehicles toy miniatures .Then later in the week we went to a local Christian Youth Group and the youth leader asked us to write down everything or anything we wanted.Most people wanted to change the world and help others.Kevin’s Card said “I want more Tanks,Cannons and other Military Trucks.” The Youth Leader’s face went red and he was like “ok some here have…other views on things”.Memories of Turtle Beach,Siesta Beach your parents and Grand parents.Wonderful times.Thank you Rod,Kathy and Doug.And Thank you Kevin. David
Ed Chimahusky
Although I didn’t know Kevin, I noted that he was a US Navy submarine veteran, as I am. Knowing this tells me he had to be a man of character. May he have Fair Winds and Following Seas and may he Rest In Peace.
John Hollis
I served with Kevin on USS Springfield. He was a great person, hard worker and kind hearted. I respected his opinion and trusted his judgement. He was always quick with a smile and a laugh. He will be sorely missed and will be in my prayers.
Pete Furman
So sorry to hear about Kevin’s passing. Served with him on USS SPRINGFIELD (761).
Praying for comfort and healing for his entire family.
Scott Ragsdale
I am saddened to see this. Mac was a great American, good Sonarman, a mentor and a friend while we were stationed on the USS SPRINGFIELD SSN-761 together. I remember his sense of humor, the full-size van he used for a family car and how he loved his family so much. He has set off on another voyage following the brightest star on a peaceful sea with winds to his back. We will keep you all in our prayers.