Kelly Konstantinos | Kings Point Class of 1983

Obituary
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of Kelly’s passing on October 20, 2026, at home surrounded by his family and loved ones. For a year, Kelly fought bravely against pancreatic cancer, facing his journey with strength and courage.

Born in Ohio and raised in NJ, Kelly loved sports. He watched and cheered on the Philadelphia Eagles and Flyers each season, and was an Ohio State Buckeye fan. He loved playing ice hockey, enjoying many years on the ice in men’s leagues and with his son, CJ. As a merchant marine, Kelly was blessed to have traveled the world. He retired at fifty in Southwest Florida and enjoyed traveling and cruising with his wife and family.

Kelly Konstantinos, KP ’83
04/18/61 – 10/20/26

Kelly’s passion grew into a crypto start-up, Peoples Reserve, which he launched alongside his son CJ. For five years, they worked together for We the People. He enjoyed watching his son speak at many conferences and was ecstatic at the grand opening of their company this past year. He had never been prouder of his son than in those precious moments they had shared together. His life was based on the foundation of Jesus Christ, and he loved the Lord with all his heart, soul, and mind. He brought warmth and so much laughter to those around him and he will be remembered for being the life of the party.

Kelly is survived by his wife of 40 years, Carla; his son CJ and daughter-in-law, Allie; his grandchildren Kylie, Titus, Noah, Luke, and soon-to-be Micah Kelly (arriving next February); his mother-in-law, Joanna Walp, and many extended family members who will continue to honor his legacy. He was preceded in death by his best buddy and father-in-law, Carl Walp; his parents, Joe and Sharon; his sister, Karen; and his brother, Keith.

A celebration of life will be held in January 2027 at Christ Community Church in Punta Gorda.
Our family is grateful for all the love and support we’ve received, especially from John McDaniel and Ronda & Steve Tobin. Kelly will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew him.

Romans 8:28

“Without a doubt, Kelly was one of those rare ones that always brought a smile and a kind word or funny story to any conversation.”
— Rex Gundle

“I bet we all remember Kelly’s joie de vivre that allowed him to see the lighter side of about anything. That’s a great pic of Kelly, his wife and son. Kelly had that great, endearing smile that curled up on the ends. He obviously ended up passing it to his son! He’s in a good place and sincere condolences to his family and those close to him. God bless.”
— Scott O’Connor