Baseball Canada | Kevin Siddall

February 04, 2014

Kevin Siddall - Rest in Peace

Baseball Canada is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Kevin Siddall, son of former National Team and Montréal Expos catcher, Joe, and brother of Junior National Team alum, Brett.

Kevin lost a courageous battle with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He was 14 years-old.

Kevin was a tremendous athlete in his hometown of Windsor where he was a standout in baseball and hockey.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Kevin’s family including his parents Joe and Dr. Tamara Siddall, brother Brett and sisters Brooke and Mackenzie.

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