Death date: Apr 15, 2014
Kevin Lee Ulitsch, Sr., 53, of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Tuesday, April 15, 2014. He was born in Stafford Springs, son of the late Albert C. Ulitsch, Jr. and Evelyn (Willis) Ulitsch. Kevin is survived by his children, K Read Obituary
I remember he was a mean drunk and treated everyone like shit. No love lost for this one, my son doesn't need a grandfather like that in his life. Deadbeat generations, history repeats, etc. I'm happy to have broke the cycle of loser ulitschs. It's a miracle hos children are nothing like him. Oh wait, he didn't even bother to raise them, did he? Lol. See you in hell Kev.
I remember the time when he stayed at my house over nite. We were so happy. I used to walk from West Wellington to Ellington just to see him. Those were such special memories will not forget. I was his first love. I will miss him deeply.
I remember the day I met u never did I imagine that we would have a son together. I have two favorite memories. The first one is when Kevin Jr and Vickey were with us for Christians when they really little and they kept pointing at the Christmas tree and laughing , I didn't realize that you had hidden a stuffed gorilla within the branches of the tree. My second memory is watching Earl at about 18 month as sitting on a tire watching you change the brakes on the car and letting him help. Kevin you were taken too soon before you could share memories with the kids and grandkids. May you rest in peace with mom.
Uncle Kevin you are greatly missed and have left this world way to soon. I remember our countless conversations we use to have about this that and third. I miss you uncle. One thing remains your back with Grandma your momma. I know how much you missed her and always talked about her. May you rest in peace uncle. Gone but never forgotten. I love you
Well bro there was many of sad times and many of great times. I remember one of our first days of school those kids were not very nice but we kicked ass. I wish I could of protected you more. Our lives got so very busy. My twin this is hard the hardest for me.
We shred or day every year now I will share it with the memory of you. You are safe now in the hands of God and mom I will look you up when I get up there in heaven. I love you give mom a big hug for me rest in peace Kevin.
my heart and soul are with you Kevin Jr and vicky.I can remember your dad when the first day I met him his hands are covered in black grease from a car. I have a lot of pictures of your father and you guys together.your dad was loving caring and always hopeful that you guys would be OK.kevin and vicky always rememberhe loves you guys and hell always walk beside you and may God have him and his hands love always auntie Marie violette/white
Ulitsch Family:
The ones you love don't go away.
They walk besides you everyday.
Unseen, unheard, but always near.
Still loved, still missed, and never forgotten...
I had the opportunity of meeting Sir Kevin Ulitsch. And do say he had a heart of gold, very kind and respectful gentleman. My heart goes out to the Ulitsch family.
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Dimmock family.
Vickey, Kevin Jr. and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember meeting your dad through David Burke back when he lived at the lake. Then all the fun times we had on the Springs Fire Dept.. He was a kind and caring man and will be deeply missed.
Nancy Bartlett Collier
