Rest In Peace "Iceman" Kevin Wolf

[Evil_EdwardO]

RIP 

I always associated this site with him. Before I joined this forum and just voyuered it, most posts I read he either commented on or started. It won't be the same without him.

[saylean]

Iceman, I hope you have found your way to the happy hunting and fishing grounds. Rest in peace sir. I always enjoyed your posts on here.

[singleshot12]

Sorry to hear of your loss, he was one of the good guys who has been on here a long time, sucks to see him pass on.

  A pillar of this community who made a positive difference. I'm sure your children will carry on your values. Enjoy eternity in the promised land my brother.

[Fishstiq]

Very sad news.  R.I.P. Iceman.  I had the pleasure of meeting Kevin and his family several years ago at the 2nd Amendment rally in Olympia.  Generous, kind man.

We'll miss you Kevin. Prayers are with the family.

Carl

That rally was the first time I met him as well. 

Terrible news.  Thoughts and prayers for his family and loved ones in such a difficult time.  If there is anything the Hunt-WA community can do to help I would be happy to contribute.

[Wacenturion]

  So sorry to hear this. I loved reading anything Iceman wrote, it was always solid, common sense thoughts with a little clever humor sprinkled in there somewhere. He's been missed and will be missed 

My thoughts exactly.......

Always enjoyed following his adventures with his family.  So sorry to hear this. Kevin, you will be missed by all of us....R.I.P.

[rainshadow1]

Farewell Iceman.

Would be nice to know - for sure - that your family is being taken care of...


- Steve

[NRA4LIFE]

RIP Iceman.  So sorry to hear this.  His smoked razor clam recipe will be enjoyed in my house forever.

[Mr Mykiss]

The ICE set me straight on something one time, I forgot what it was but he put the smack down. RIP ICEMAN

[bearpaw]

Iceman was a prominent member and moderator of Hunting-Washington, his knowledge and participation will be missed but not forgotten. I met Kevin when he brought his kids hunting, it was a real pleasure visiting with him and his kids were two of the nicest most courteous youth I've met, they are a testament to his guidance as a great father and husband. Kevin was the kind of guy I would have like to have known better, my wife liked him too and has asked me numerous times how he is doing. We are sorry to hear this very sad news.

RIP Kevin (Iceman), the world is a better place because of you!

[Bigluke1981]

My thoughts and prayers are with Kevins family, may he rest in peace!!

[Gringo31]

I never met Kevin in person.  I can say that he left us an wonderful example of how to live life.  He talked often of family!  Of the things that mattered.  He faced his fate.  He knew the battle he was facing didn't look good but fought it bravely.  He talked about it, didn't shy from facts and will be missed.  May we all figure out what really matters with the time that we still have.....

Gringo

[Rainier10]

Iceman was a prominent member and moderator of Hunting-Washington, his knowledge and participation will be missed but not forgotten. I met Kevin when he brought his kids hunting, it was a real pleasure visiting with him and his kids were two of the nicest most courteous youth I've met, they are a testament to his guidance as a great father and husband. Kevin was the kind of guy I would have like to have known better, my wife liked him too and has asked me numerous times how he is doing. We are sorry to hear this very sad news.

RIP Kevin (Iceman), the world is a better place because of you!

I never met Kevin in person.  I can say that he left us an wonderful example of how to live life.  He talked often of family!  Of the things that mattered.  He faced his fate.  He knew the battle he was facing didn't look good but fought it bravely.  He talked about it, didn't shy from facts and will be missed.  May we all figure out what really matters with the time that we still have.....

Gringo

These are a couple of great posts. 

[Birdguy]

RIP ICEMAN. I never met him, I enjoyed hundreds of posts. I can see the picture of his kids grouse hunting everytime I think of him. He was a "family man" in every sense of the word. He had his stance and ALL knew where it was. He will be missed no doubt, our thoughts and prayers are with his family. He will live on through the many lives he touched here and in his everyday life. His real legacy will be those two amazing kids we got to know through him and his stories. I truly hope that they both join here or at least check in and let us know they saw these posts and how so many others feel about their Dad.   
   I would be a liar if I said I did not get a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye as I read this post today at lunch. We lost another good man. Time for the rest of us to pic it up a bit, there is room for more great men in every facet of life.

[MacAttack]

RIP

[BLR 243]

RIP