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It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Kevin Krallman, a beloved father, husband, and cherished “Little Papaw,” who left us on March 3, 2025. Kevin was known for his deep love for hunting, spending time at the family farm with his grandsons, and Sunday family dinners at the Krallman’s.
He was born on February 4th, 1964, in Covington, KY and resided in the area his entire life. He was a co-owner and brick mason for Krallman Masonry Inc. Kevin was known for his strong work ethic and valued his time working alongside his father and brothers.
Survived by his wife of 37 years, Nancy Krallman and their daughters Ashley (Kyle) and Alexandra (Donald). Loving grandfather of Rhett and Nash. He is also survived by brothers Michael (Debbie) Krallman, Martin (Michelle) Krallman, Phillip Krallman, and Lee Krallman; sisters Kimberly Brown, Catherine Kroger, Cheryl (Marlon) Santos, Melissa (Steve) Pope, Nicole Majernik, Elizabeth Krallman, Theresa Rieselman, and Christine (Clint) Bell.
Kevin is preceded in death by his parents (Janice and Ted) as well as brother Teddy.
The visitation will be held on Friday, March 7th from 10am-12pm at Linnemann Funeral Home in Erlanger, KY, followed by a service at 12pm. He will be laid to rest at Highland cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate to Catch a Dream Foundation (https://www.catchadream.org/inmemory/). This foundation grants once-in-a-lifetime hunting experiences to children with life threatening illnesses.
Linnemann Funeral Home Erlanger
30 Commonwealth AvenueErlanger KY 41018
Linnemann Funeral Home Erlanger
30 Commonwealth AvenueErlanger KY 41018
Highland Cemetery
Address: 2167 Dixie Hwy Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017Kevin Krallman
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Condolences to Kevin’s family
Kevin was a great guy and a good friend of my son. So sorry for your loss.
Mrs. Rose Sweeney
prayers
I was sad to hear of Kevin’s passing. Growing up in edgewood you knew everyone but the Krallman’s, well, lets just say that when the bell rang at their house you knew it was dinner time. They have such a huge family so finding enough kids to play any sport in the neighborhood you knew you were ok. He was a good guy. Soft spoken like most of his siblings. He will be missed. To Nancy, his kids, his family…I pray that God wraps his arms around you during this difficult time. May he be with his dad and brother and smile looking down on us.
Thoughts and Prayers to the Krallman and Bishop families
I was so sad to hear about Kevin’s passing. Terri and I grew up right down the street from the Krallman’s house and there was never I time that I didn’t have a positive interaction with Kevin, Mike and the family. I have nothing but positive thoughts of Kevin, who was humble but a hard nosed football player who could bring the thunder. God bless and prayers to Nancy and the families. Todd Bagby
Prayers are with the Krallman and Bishop families
I was so sad to hear about Kevin’s passing. Terri and I grew up right down the street from the Krallman’s house and there was never I time that I didn’t have a positive interaction with Kevin, Mike and the family. I have nothing but positive thoughts of Kevin, who was humble but a hard nosed football player who could bring the thunder. God bless and prayers to Nancy and the families. Todd Bagby
Prayers to the Krallman and Bishop families
I was so sad to hear about Kevin’s passing. Terri and I grew up right down the street from the Krallman’s house and there was never I time that I didn’t have a positive interaction with Kevin, Mike and the family. I have nothing but positive thoughts of Kevin, who was humble but a hard nosed football player who could bring the thunder. God bless and prayers to Nancy and the families. Todd Bagby
Classmate
So long Kevin, may you rest in peace. From a neighborhood friend just down the street to the class of 83.
To the family, my condolences for your loss. May those around you lift you up.
Mark Lancaster
Classmate
So long Kevin, may you rest in peace. From a neighborhood friend just down the street to the class of 83.
To the family, my condolences for your loss. May those around you lift you up.
Mark Lancaster
Ping pong
I remember it was 1985. I was working at the Taylor Mill swim club. It was late in the season so it was a slow night. Nancy and Kevin were dating but they weren’t married, yet. Kevin and I ended up playing ping pong for hours. I’ll never forget it. I’m sorry to hear this for both Krallman and Bishop families.
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