Birth date: Mar 5, 1950 Death date: Feb 5, 2017
Kevin Dale Baldus, 66, died peacefully, surrounded by those he loved most in this world, on February 5, 2017. He was born on March 5,1950, to Calvin and Verlabeth (Wills) Baldus. He graduated from Grand Haven High School in 1968, Read Obituary
Thinking of all of you Baldus Family, great memories!
Our thoughts & prayers go out to Patti & her family in their time of grief. May God's healing love surround you all & bring you peace.
The last time I saw cousin Kevin was the summer of '64 when my family took our every 5-yr trek from California to Michigan to see my parent's family and spend time in Grand Haven on the lake. I will always have the scar on my knee to remember Kevin by (funny story), and it sounds like he grew into a wonderful man that was loved and appreciated by many. My condolences go out to his family and love to my Aunt Verla.
Ann Wills Diel
My sympathy to Kevin's family, he will be missed. May the Holy Spirit comfort you today and the days ahead. I trust you will cherish many fond memories of Kevin. Having worked with Kevin for his entire career at HMI, I found Kevin to be dedicated, thoughtful, very intelligent, creative, caring, practical. Kevin's compassion drew him to volunteer for those less fortunate. The world is a better place because of Kevin.
Wayne A. Brower
Kevin - a fine, fine man. He is remembered for his goodness.
Jane Ruiter and Jim Stariha
From our days at CCC and with the Boy Scouts....I will miss this wonderful, caring man! My sympathies to the family. Debra Yonker-Hecht
A permanent twinkle in his eyes and a smile on his lips, we have lost a truly wonderful man. Big hugs to Patti and family
The first time I saw Uncle Kevin, he was helping himself to a cold beer from Gramma Conley's refrigerator. I knew he was "the one" because Aunt Patti laughed so much and seemed to have so much fun when he was around. Aunt Patti was pretty choosy about boyfriends so we knew he was special. Uncle Kevin always had a big smile and a twinkle in his eye whenever we spent time with him. We will dearly miss him but know that he leaves a little part of himself in Jason, Joe, and Jeff and their families.
Love you Aunt Patti!
Michele and Marv Shagena
Port Huron, Michigan
Mr. Baldus, as I called him back in the day, was a great scoutmaster. We were a bit of a rambunctious troop and not easy to keep in order. Mr. Baldus did a great job leading us and we had a great time in scouting because of him. We definitely owe him a debt of gratitude for being a great scoutmaster. I really appreciated all he did for us as a scoutmaster. He will be missed for sure.
