On February 24, 2026, at his home; aged 63 years. Loved and adored husband of Sharon for 37 years, loved and admired Dad of Chris and Melinda, Cody and Chelsea, loved son of Duncan* and Audrey*, son-in-law of Lyn and Murray*, much loved brother and brother-in-law of Judith and Bryan, Dave and Linda, Annette*, Andrew and Stacey, and Maree, and loved uncle to all his nieces and nephews (*Denotes deceased).
- A service to celebrate Kevin's life will be held in Hope and Sons Chapel, 523 Andersons Bay Road, at 2:00pm, on Tuesday, March 3, followed by private cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Otago Community Hospice or Scouts Aotearoa would be appreciated and may be left at the service. Messages can be left on Kevin's page below, where there is a link to the service.
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Although Kevin was only with ProSouth for a short time, he had already made a positive impact on the business, both personally and professionally. Several ProSouth staff had known Kevin for many years through previous roles, while others came to know him through his extensive involvement with Dunedin BNI. His wisdom and humour will be greatly missed in the ProSouth offices. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time, and we extend our heartfelt condolences to all who knew and cared for him. With sincere sympathy, Richard, Anna, Steve, Ray, Mike and the rest of the ProSouth team.
I had the pleasure of working with Kevin for the past year as he provided computer courses for our clients. I would like to send my condolences to Kevin's family at this awful time and at their terrible loss <3
17 years of scrabble from afar. Our last game unfinished, I will be forever waiting for you to have your turn Kevin. Thank you for the laughs, the wisdom, and for listening, always. My thoughts are with Kevin's family and friends. Sending you all much love from Tassie.
Kevin was based in our Dunedin Office up until he recently left to take up his new role with ProSouth which he was really looking forward too as well as being able to spend more time with his family. We will miss and remember Kevin for his wisdom and his humour. He was a true gentleman, who was kind, well respected and very good to us. On behalf of the team at 8 Jones Street - Virginia, Abbie and Felicia, we send our deepest condolences to the team at ProSouth, Kevin's business colleagues, his family and his many friends. Moe mai rā e te rangatira
Kevin, taken way to soon — we’ll miss your smile, now shining for someone else to see. Your cheeky wee grin will be sorely missed, and our Zoom meetings will never be the same without you. Forever remembered.
Kevin was like my grandad thanks for doing Santa photos with us last year we will miss you.
Our deepest condolences to Kevin's family. We have known Kevin for 30+ years, and he was truly one of the kindest, most genuine souls. He will be deeply missed. With much love, Stu and Chris xxx
Jude and Dave, I am so saddened to know Kevin has passed away. I have great memories of us all as young kids, family road trips with picnics and pic posing! My absolutely sincere condolences to Kevin's wife Sharon, his family, both immediate and extended, along with you both and yours. Kia Kaha Tim.
Sharon, Chris, Cody, Melinda and Chelsea - my heart truly mourns with you. Kevin made each one of us (Gaiger's) feel seen and genuinely cared for - that is a rare quality, and one he has passed on to his sons. Thank you for raising such a beautiful boy who is now the most wonderful husband to my daughter. I will miss you - thank you for bringing so much love and authenticity into this world. Suzanne Gaiger
So sad to hear of Kevin's passing. Once a month Kevin would come to our place along with 4 others to play Euchre with my husband John. Kevin was always very proud of his children often telling us of their pursuits during the night. He will be sadly missed. Jan Twemlow