Kevin Wayne Wadham
Sept. 16, 1962 - Mar. 4, 2013
As published in the April 1, 2013 World-Spectator
Kevin Wayne Wadham was born at Uranium City, Sask. on September 16, 1962. He was the youngest son of Keith and Lil.
He was predeceased by his brother Brian in 2011.
Left to miss Kevin are his loving wife Candice; sons Dustin (Jo) and Kaden; sister Patricia (Howard), Riley and Kaleigh Hole; sister-in-law Tena (Scott) Patterson, Jenna, Ryan; Dianne (Pat) Walker; Don (Linda) Walker; numerous uncles, aunts and cousins.
Kevin lost his life to a very tragic and fatal accident on March 4, 2013.
The family moved from Uranium City to the family farm in the fall of 1964. He attended school in Virden, and graduated from Virden Collegiate in 1980. Kevin was accepted and attended Fairview College, in Fairview, Alta. studying Veterinarian Assistant where he graduated in 1982.
Kevin was employed with Cargill Feeds at Camrose, Alta. A few years later Kevin returned to the family farm to assist Mom and Dad in running the operation. However, possessing a true "gift of the gab," and being a true salesman, drew him to establish his business. He then joined the feed company with John Montgomery, "JM Consulting" Feed Consulting. John and Kevin worked together for a number of years, then Kevin took over the company when John decided to retire.
Kevin specialized in livestock feed nutrient consulting, serving customers from the Ontario/Manitoba border throughout Saskatchewan to central Alberta.
He was very successful in all of his many endeavours. Kevin had a love for competition and sport, especially hockey and golf. Kevin coached his sons throughout their minor hockey years in his home community of Virden. Kevin was a member of the Wellview Golf Club enjoying men's nights and playing with family and friends.
In 1990 he met the love of his life, Candice Walker and son Dustin. They were married in 1991 and son Kaden was born into the family in 1993.
He was a very committed and dedicated person to his family and friends.
His Celebration of Life was celebrated in the Tundra Oil and Gas Place complex on March 8, 2013.
Burial to be at a later date.
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