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age 51, of Atlanta, Georgia passed away suddenly Monday, September 30, 2013. Kevin was born and spent his early childhood in Vermillion, South Dakota. He earned his BA at Savannah College of Art and Design, formerly Atlanta College of Art. Kevin was a local musician and artist. He lived in Atlanta for over 30 years, where he shared his love of music and art at his studio.
Kevin is survived by his Father & Mother: Gary & Mary-Ellen Haller; Sister: Amber Haller Swindle & her Husband: Kail Swindle; Niece: Catherine; Nephew: Jack; Longtime Companion and Best Friend: Barbara Vesey Johnson; Uncle: Mel Haller & his Wife: Debra Plotkin; Aunt: Karen Ferris; Cousin: Mark Ferris; and Countless Friends & Fellow Artists/Musicians.
Services to celebrate Kevin’s Life will be Friday, October 4, 2013 4:00 – 8:00 PM at his Studio. Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to: Eyedrum, Inc. 290 MLK DR, SE, STE 8, Atlanta, GA 30312 or www.eyedrum.org In Memory of Kevin Haller. Georgia Cremation 3116 US Hwy 23, Duluth, Georgia 30096 www.GeorgiaCremation.com 678-584-0914 is assisting the family with local arrangements.
“I cannot express to you how important an artist he was, and how that’s eclipsed by the amazing soul that lived in him. Had he never written or played a note, or never painted or drew, or never created grand pieces of sculpture, or never compiled visually stunning video art, he still would be a singularly inspirational figure and a truly unique and accomplished person; he was blessed with childlike wonder without the silly naivete, and knew himself as well as anyone I know.
He worked to support a life-long art habit and we were all the benefactors with The Burning Artist(s) Sale, Killer Haven, and the many other art/music projects he was a part of. Thank you Kevin.”
Andy Fedder
Paddi Ciranni says
I went to high school with Kevin and we reacquainted at our 20th reunion. He was always such a kind good hearted person and a free spirit. He will be missed, but I am glad we were able to reconnect. Peace to his family
Diane Speed Marvel says
Kevin and I also reconnected at our reunion and thanks to facebook have been able to keep in touch. He is a talented man and now heaven gets to enjoy all you have to offer. Kevin you will be greatly missed.
Peggy Minner says
Kevin, you will be greatly missed by all!
Susan Bulley says
Kevin gave me the gift of music while we were in high school together. Music always bonded us as friends for life. My direction in life changed because of our friendship. I am forever grateful.