Haverhill – Keven A. Hermenau, 55, passed away October 26, 2020 at Massachusetts General Hospital after a brief but courageous battle with cancer.
Born in Portsmouth, NH, he was the son of Waldemar Hermenau and the late Carol A. (Bainbridge) Hermenau. He attended Traip Academy High School in Kittery, ME, and was employed by Wilcox Industries for 18 years as a mold maker.
Keven loved music and had an extreme passion for playing the drums. He would love to jam with his family and friends whenever they could get together. Known as a nice guy with a heart of gold, he was a good family man, devoted to his partner of many years, Debbie, his daughter, Keely and his granddaughter, Ellie, who was incredibly special to him. He passed on his passion for music to her, and they spent many summer afternoons by the pool together. Keven loved everyone and will be missed by all who loved him.
Keven is survived by the love of his life, Debbie Stack of Haverhill; daughter, Keely Hermenau and her partner Sam Hager of Amesbury; granddaughter Ellie; brother Bruce Hermenau and his wife Susan of Strafford, NH; sister Erica Cyr of Kankakee, IL; nieces and nephews Devon, Kamerin, Scott, Angela, Bryan and Jay; father Waldemar Hermenau. He was predeceased by his mother Carol A. (Bainbridge) Hermenau.
A celebration of Keven’s life will be announced at a later date. Arrangements are by the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main Street, Haverhill. Please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook or www.comeaufuneral.com
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Gary & Donna Goodwin says
October 29, 2020 at 11:52 pmWe first met when our daughters became best friends in 1st grade. 23 years later so many memories.
We have never met a nicer guy, Keven would do anything for you. You will be missed tremendously.
Our heart goes out to Debbie, Keely, Sam and Ellie as you go through this painful loss.
Diane says
November 4, 2020 at 3:27 pmKeven was like a member of the Tuttle family. He was best of friends with my brother Rob. My parents let them jam in their cellar. The fixtures on the upstairs wall use to vibrate because of the loudness of their music! My parents never complained (being hard of hearing helped!). Kevin joined us many times at the family camp in Shapleigh ME.
He was such a great guy with a beautiful smile. He certainly will be missed by our family.
My deepest sympathy,
Diane (Tuttle) Coughenour