Kevin J Fry

Kevin J. Fry of Enon, Ohio, age 62, went home to be with Jesus on August 16, 2026, at his home surrounded by his loving family. Kevin was born June 7th, 1964, to Donald E. Fry, Jr. and Margie M. Maloney, nee Royer, in Greenville, Ohio. Kevin was preceded in death by his Father, Donald E. Fry, Jr. Kevin is survived by his wife, Rhonda C. Parker of Enon, Ohio; Mother Margie M. Maloney of Troy, Ohio; Sister Kelly J. Looker of Troy, Ohio; Daughter Sarah E. Strong of Greenville, Ohio; Son Eric G. Fry (Ashley) of Bradford, Ohio; Stepdaughter Brittany N. Parker (Raymond Phillips) of Enon, Ohio; and Stepson Cory R. Parker (Kaitlyn Mitchem) of New Carlisle, Ohio. Kevin was blessed with 11 grandchildren, Cameron Fox, Kasen Fry, Connor Strong, Ellie Fry, Adeline Fry, Zayden Hoffpauir, Kayson Hoffpauir, Kaiser Phillips, Karli Phillips, Myla Sloas and Braxton Sloas.

Kevin graduated from Eaton, Ohio high school in 1982. Afterwards, he spent the majority of his career in the automotive business. Early on, he was an automobile mechanic and then transitioned to selling high-performance Mustang parts for over 20 years. At the end of his career, he was a tire warehouse manager followed by a tire delivery driver until 2020 when he retired.

Kevin's life-long passion was Mustangs, especially his 2001 Green Bullitt Mustang. His most happy place was behind its wheel, pushing it to its limits. Kevin spent a large part of his life rebuilding and enhancing Mustangs to make them go faster and sound meaner. His second passion was riding his carbon fiber Trek bicycle on every bike path he could find. One of his greatest cycling accomplishments was with Rhonda, completing a 103-mile century ride from Piqua to Cincinnati in one day. Along his cycling journeys, Kevin enjoyed visiting different breweries and sampling every dark beer he could find. He and Rhonda traveled extensively over the last several years including to Jamaica, Dominican Republic and a recent trip out West where he fell in love with the Rocky Mountains. Kevin's favorite place to visit was the beaches of the Florida panhandle where they vacationed often.

A celebration of Kevin's life will occur on September 26th, 2026, time and location to be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations be made in Kevin's honor to Dayton Hospice at Give | Ohio's Hospice or the Miami Valley Alzheimer's Association at https://www.alz.org/dayton?form=FUNSTKLFHDM