Kevin Dewayne Profice

Kevin Dewayne Profice, 50, passed away on November 18, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, love, and unforgettable memories. Born on February 17, 1975, Kevin lived his life with a joyful spirit and a heart that never stopped giving.

Kevin was known for his mischievous grin and the playful pranks that kept everyone on their toes. He had an easy way of making people laugh, and he carried a sense of humor that brightened even the hardest days. A kid at heart, Kevin embraced life with wonder, excitement, and a little bit of mischief.

He loved the open road and traveled everywhere he could, never turning down the chance for a new adventure. A true car enthusiast, Kevin could talk for hours about engines, paint jobs, and the perfect ride. He also cherished the quiet calm of fishing, the thrill of hunting, and the joy of listening to all kinds of music.

Family was the center of Kevin’s world. He loved holidays, gatherings, and any moment that brought everyone together. Whether cheering on the OKC Thunder, rooting for the San Francisco 49ers, or watching his favorite Hulk movies, Kevin lived with passion and heart in everything he did.

Kevin had a gift for lifting people up. He was motivational by nature and had a saying for just about anything—always ready with words that encouraged, challenged, or made you laugh. His voice and spirit carried wisdom, comfort, and the gentle push many needed on a difficult day.

Kevin is survived in death by his mother, Deloris (Quinn) Profice; his daughter, Kamrin Profice; and his son, Tanner Profice. He is also survived by his sisters, Shaneka Smalls and Alexine Profice; his niece, Amari Carter; and his nephews, Gerall Smalls (wife Brianna Smalls), Cedric Carter, and Isaiah Smalls.

He was preceded in death by his father, Alexander Profice; his grandparents, James and Mary Profice and Rev. Ceciro and Eliza Quinn; and his niece, Samya Smalls.

A devoted shoe lover, Kevin’s collection was one of his greatest joys and a reflection of his one-of-a-kind style. To honor his life and spirit, the family invites everyone attending his service to wear their favorite or best pair of shoes in celebration of Kevin.

“The world is yours, handle your ish.” – Kevin Profice