Condolences for
Kevin Cornish

Tina & Morgan: My family and I live in Churchville and I was blessed to have met your husband when I had to call him in 2007 regarding a police matter at the office that I worked at then. He was wonderful to myself and my staff during a very difficult time in my career. I was really sorry about your loss when I read it in the paper. Morgan, I too lost my father at the young age of 42. I have two wonderful teenage daughters and live so close that if I can ever assist you, I would be honored to be of service to Detective Cornish's family. My deepest sympathies at your loss. Jeanne Nocito & family

It was both an honor and a pleasure to be your friend and co-worker. You were the best of the best.

I don't know you, but am very touched at the wonderful person you were and the lives you made a difference in. Thank you for your honorable service and it sounds like you will be remember by many people. I hope all the wonderful things that have been said about you will bring comfort to your family. You are added to my very long eternal prayer list when I go to bed at night. always remembered. Rest in Peace in Paradise🙏
Sincerely,
Regina Patton

Det. Cornish,
Even though I didn't "know" you, I'm sure you helped us with one of our escorts honoring our military, or saw you at one of the "Rides for Heroes" events. Not all hero's wear uniforms, but you were whether you wore one or not... Thank you for your service in the ROTC, Police & Community. I salute you with respects Sir... Slow Hand Salute.

To the family, Friends & Brothers in uniform,
My sincere condolences for your loss.

Meatball
Warriors' Watch Rider
Bucks County, Pa

Tina and Morgan
You have our deepest sympathy, the memories that Ernie and I have of you and Kevin will stay with us forever. We shared Chris and Suzanne's engagement at our home in Hamburg, numerous family holidays , your October Halloween wedding and I have some recollection of your early years together and the big dogs.
I shared with Tom what took place in our Church the day after the tragedy. I asked for prayer for you and Morgan and the family and following the service I was amazed at how many came up and said we saw that on the news, he was a special man.. During the church service I asked God why, a sense of peace came over me and it said ,"I wanted the world to know what a special person Kevin was and all the lives he touched and the legacy of being a true hero to so many . " I hope knowing this will give you some peace and comfort. You husband and Morgan your Dad will be missed deeply.