Birth date: Mar 18, 1976 Death date: Aug 31, 2025
Kevin Earl Clegg March 18, 1976 - August 31, 2025 A bright light unexpectedly left this world on August 31, 2025 with the passing of Kevin Earl Clegg. He will forever be cherished and remembered for his Fun, Feats, Family, and Fo Read Obituary
I’ll always remember making turkey-bacon sandwiches with Kevin, while his parents were out of the house.
He left the kitchen spotless, I don’t know if he was scared of catching his mom’s wrath, or if that’s just the way he was.
Either way, I know that’s how Kevin lived.
Spotless, pure and clean.
Kevin will always be in my memories.
My favorite cousin. I know Grandma and Grandpa were there to welcome you home with open arms.
I spent many days back in Elementary at Kevin’s home watching; He-Man, Duck Tales, BraveStarr, and the occasional episode of Jem and the Holograms. We claimed we suffered through it for his little sister but the truth is they reminded us Motley Crew.
Also played soccer with Kevin in HS. Just a fast, smooth, powerful center back with calves that never ended.
We hit the next door neighbor lottery being able to grow up next to the Clegg family! We love you all and send our deepest sympathies at this time. Kevin was truly a light and we have no doubt he was greeted by our Heavenly Father when he arrived Home! We pray for peace and comfort for your family and especially for Taylor and their children. With love - The Dawe Family (Becca Erickson)
I truly enjoyed talking with Kevin as he was always so full of life and had a love for cycling and swimming... I never went with him on the bike as his powerful speed would have crushed me but I did swim with him for years. We would talk ironman events, cycling (LoToJa) and how to stay fit... He was a beast on the bike and in the water. I loved swimming with him as he was always ready for a good swim...
I was so sad to hear of his passing and will keep his family in my prayers. I will always love remembering Kevin for his zest for life and is fun personality. Rest in peace my friend and know we will see each other againl...
Scott...
There are so many memories of Kevin that i can recall. I still remember when one of neighbors who was gone on vacation and he convinced him that someone had broke into their house and stolen his prized car. He kept saying it was an April fools joke and we kept laughing harder and harder but Kevin just kept the act up until he convinced him that it was true. I also loved hanging out at their house as a teenager and having many sleepovers there, to being an adult and just hanging out and taking in their kitchen. I also loved to watch him come into my parents house and walk straight over to my dad and say the most outlandish thing just to get a reaction out of him. It worked every single time. I could go on and on about how great of a man he was. I love you buddy and i love your family. You will be missed so much.
Please accept my deepest condolences on Kevin’s passing. Though many years have passed since we were in touch, I will always remember him as a cherished friend from my childhood. His kindness and good nature left a lasting impression on me, and I am grateful for the time we shared. Some of my earliest memories are with Kevin. From preschool, kindergarten and throughout all of our school days, Kevin made things fun. He had an uncanny ability to talk to anyone and treat them like they were best friends. I remember skiing with him, playing sports together, riding bikes around the neighborhood, and finding lots of ways to have fun. No matter the distance between us, he was always a friend to me, and no doubt countless others whose lives he has touched. Please know that the entire Clegg family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Kevin was my young mens leader growing up. He was a young guy and newly wed at the time and I thought he was so cool. Sometimes you grow up and realize your idols growing up aren’t actually worthy of being idolized. But with Kevin, the older I got the more I realized how amazing he really was. He was a great example always and had a big impact on my life and my desire to build my own testimony and be a responsible adult.
Kevin‘s light and laughter will be missed. He was happy and strong and at times bigger than life. We love the entire Clegg family. Scott and Pat Sorensen.
Continued prayers for peace and comfort to the family. I met Kevin 20 years ago at Clegg Machine, immediately recognizing his ability to see the best in people and navigate challenges with positivity. From a supplier’s perspective, his honest approach was unique, which also made him a hit with customers. I will remember him for the ability to make time for, and keep in perspective, everything from family and faith to business and biking…. and always returning a phone call.
