A proud Yankee from Massachusetts, and a die hard Boston
Red Sox fan, Kevin is happily retired after 30 years of teaching. He was educated at Clarke School for the Deaf, Attleboro High (MA), Dean Jr. College, Rochester Institute of Technology/NTID and Western Maryland College. Kevin served as an educator on all academic levels: Elementary, Junior and Senior High Schools and College. Kevin has been very involved with the deaf community in Massachusetts for the last 25 years. In 1985, he was the first deaf born to be elected in public office in the United States, holding the position of City Councilor of Ward 2 where President Calvin Coolidge started his early political years in Northampton, MA. Kevin is married to Linda, and they have three grown deaf children: Kevin Jr., Kristi Ann and Keith.

He is grateful to Larry Fleischer, Genie Gertz and Bernard Bragg for inviting him to participate in the student playafter 20 years of absence in acting, it's great to be back in acting again! Kevin is now having a lot of fun with the deaf theatre group!

Born to Deaf parents in Huntington Park, California. Schooled in oral/mainstream settings, and attended Gallaudet, USC, UCLA, Marymont Loyola. An avid lover of theatre, he first tasted stage experience in West Hollywood, "Equus", then a long hiatus until he was tapped to perform as Edward Miner Gallaudet. His current passion is to build a Deaf performing arts center, along with a Deaf Village.