Keith never asked for anything. He was a proud person who loved his family beyond words. He loved nature and the outdoors. His family always came first but he was willing to help anyone in need. He was a teacher and a coach. He loved playing baseball, but he loved coaching and teaching more and took great pride when they succeeded, which they did under his tutelage.

Keith unexpectedly passed away on Friday 6/7 after a long struggle. He leaves behind a wife, a son, and 3 daughters who are the most respectful and fun-loving people I know. This plea may be a bit biased, but if you ask anyone who has come into contact with this family at any time, in any way, I think you will agree. They have overcome many hardships and challenges when most of us would have given up. They need your help now. Gratitude is a simple concept but if anyone understands it, if anyone appreciates it, this family does and will.