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|death_place=[[Lubbock]], Texas
 
|death_place=[[Lubbock]], Texas
 
|spouse=Darlene Frances Turbeville O'Brien (married 1976-2008, his death) (subsequently Darlene Schwab)<br>
 
|spouse=Darlene Frances Turbeville O'Brien (married 1976-2008, his death) (subsequently Darlene Schwab)<br>
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'''Children:''<br>
 
Jeremy Daniel O'Brien<br>
 
Jeremy Daniel O'Brien<br>
 
Jenilee Danielle Prater<br>
 
Jenilee Danielle Prater<br>
 
Juliana O. Carr<br>
 
Juliana O. Carr<br>
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'''Parents:'''<br>
 
Claude L. and Amgeline Elizabeth Sill O'Brien
 
Claude L. and Amgeline Elizabeth Sill O'Brien
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'''Kevin F. O'Brien''', usually known as '''Brother Kevin''' (October 31, 1955 &ndash; February 27, 2008), was an Independent [[Baptist]] clergyman who was the [[pastor]] of  Bethany Baptist Church in [[Lubbock]], Texas, from October 1996, until his death from [[prostate cancer]]. In 1998, O'Brien was among a group of [[Fundamentalism|fundamentalist]] pastors instrumental in the establishment of Heartland Baptist Bible College in [[Oklahoma City]], which was renamed and relocated from Orange, [[California]], where it had been founded in 1966. At the time of his death, O'Brien was serving as Heartland's secretary-treasurer.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://heartlandbaptist.edu/|title=Welcome to Heartland Baptist Bible College|publisher=Heartlandbaptist.ed|accessdate=January 23, 2019}}</ref>
 
'''Kevin F. O'Brien''', usually known as '''Brother Kevin''' (October 31, 1955 &ndash; February 27, 2008), was an Independent [[Baptist]] clergyman who was the [[pastor]] of  Bethany Baptist Church in [[Lubbock]], Texas, from October 1996, until his death from [[prostate cancer]]. In 1998, O'Brien was among a group of [[Fundamentalism|fundamentalist]] pastors instrumental in the establishment of Heartland Baptist Bible College in [[Oklahoma City]], which was renamed and relocated from Orange, [[California]], where it had been founded in 1966. At the time of his death, O'Brien was serving as Heartland's secretary-treasurer.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://heartlandbaptist.edu/|title=Welcome to Heartland Baptist Bible College|publisher=Heartlandbaptist.ed|accessdate=January 23, 2019}}</ref>
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