KELVIN D BLOODSAW

Kelvin D. Bloodsaw, a beloved husband and dedicated family man, departed from this world on January 25, 2026, in his hometown of Dallas, Texas, where he was born on the celebratory day of July 4, 1969. A member of the Lancaster High School Class of 1988, Kelvin was not only an alumnus but a quiet yet vibrant presence in the lives of those he loved.

Kelvin served his country proudly in the U.S. Army, embracing the values of honor and dedication that military life instilled in him. His service was a testament to his character, reflecting a commitment that extended beyond duty and into the realm of everyday life. He wore his badge of service with humility, and veterans and civilians alike were inspired by his steady demeanor and unwavering loyalty.

A man of few words, Kelvin’s essence was most profoundly expressed through his actions. He was affectionately known as "Mister Fixit," a nod to his unparalleled penchant for repairs and crafting, always ready to lend a helping hand to family and friends. Beyond the tools and projects, Kelvin found solace and joy in the company of his beloved pets, with whom he shared countless moments of companionship and tranquility. His family outings were replete with laughter, love, and Memories that will resonate within his loved ones forever.

His devotion to his wife, Vivian Sanders Bloodsaw, was perhaps his proudest accomplishment, an enduring bond that exemplified love and partnership. Together, they navigated life’s ups and downs, creating a rich tapestry woven from shared experiences, including leisurely gaming sessions and visits to his cherished mother-in-law in Montgomery, Alabama. All who knew them appreciated the warmth of their connection, and Kelvin's presence lit up every gathering.

A passionate Dallas Cowboys fan, Kelvin celebrated the highs and lows of football seasons with fervor, often joined by friends and family in spirited discussions over game highlights. He had a remarkable ability to unite those around him, drawing people near with his gentle charm and quiet laughter.

Kelvin leaves behind a loving wife, Vivian, who carries forward the joy they built together, as well as a host of family members and friends who will forever treasure the memories shared. He is predeceased by his father, Dave Bloodsaw, and mother, Alice Faye Jones Bloodsaw, whose lives shaped his character and instilled within him the values he held dear.

As we remember Kelvin D. Bloodsaw, we honor the life of a man who was quietly extraordinary, the embodiment of resilience, love, and the unbreakable ties of family. May his memory be cherished and his spirit continue to guide those who loved him through the bittersweet echoes of time.