You could always hear Captain Kevin (K-Rock) Llorente saying, “Life couldn’t be better.” 

Sadly, Kevin lost his life in a tragic accident on July 31, 2006.  Kevin was one of South Florida's best known and most well respected captains.  He loved his profession and took great pride in helping others along the way.

Not only was Kevin an inspirational individual, but he influenced people through the examples he set. His constant positive outlook and his passion for this sport were contagious. Kevin taught everybody the difference between making a living and making a life, to make the most out of everything, and to truly live each day as if it were the last.

This tournament is the brainchild of many people who Kevin touched during his life that could think of no better way to honor him than to host a tournament for the sport he loved.  In addition to his love for and excellence in his profession, Kevin was well known for helping others; especially, those in need.   Therefore, the K-Rock Klassic will benefit The Whole in the Wall Foundation, a cause that Captain Kevin held very dear.

This commemorating event is dedicated to supporting and encouraging others, honoring Kevin’s legacy, his vision, generosity and his unforgettable leadership.

What Is The Hole In The Wall Foundation?

The Hole in the Wall Foundation raises money and awareness for Hole in the Wall Gang Camps.  The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, in collaboration with its associated camps in the United States and abroad, provides children with cancer and other serious illnesses and conditions a camping experience of the highest quality, while extending year-round support to their families and health care providers. 

Hole in the Wall Camps are the world's largest family of camps for children with serious illnesses and life threatening conditions. Children with cancer, sickle cell anemia, HIV/AIDS, and many other conditions come to Camp to experience the simple joys of childhood, without compromising any of their medical needs thanks to our high-quality medical care.

To date, more than 114,000 children with serious illnesses from all 50 states and 32 countries have attended Hole in the Wall Gang Camps free of charge. Hole in the Wall Gang Camps are a not-for-profit organization totally supported by charitable contributions. Hole in the Wall Camps are the dream of actor Paul Newman, who started the first camp in 1988 and has been the driving force ever since.
For more information on Hole in the Wall Gang Camps, please visit: www.holeinthewallcamps.org