As many of you know, Keith passed away on Friday, August 15th leaving behind his wife Lindsay and two sons Sawyer (17) and Gavin (14). Keith was the first person to help anyone and always made sure his entire family was taken care of, he was the rock for so many. Now it is our turn to help his family as they navigate this unimaginable loss by helping to alleviate some of the the financial burden they will face in the upcoming months.

Below, is a section of his obituary that describes Keith perfectly. Let's all use the lessons Keith taught his sons and others as we do all we can to help his family during this very difficult time. Thank you so much for any donation you can give.

There was nothing Keith cherished more than being present in the lives of his sons. Whether doing Game Changer at a baseball game, cheering from the sidelines, or simply watching them pursue what they loved, he found his happiest moments in supporting them. He was their steady presence, always calm, encouraging, and filled with pride. Keith was a man of few words, often quiet, but those who knew him best also knew his quick wit and subtle sense of humor. He could make a whole room laugh with just one perfectly timed comment. During family gatherings-when the noise and chaos could reach a fever pitch-he was the calm presence, steady and centered, keeping things grounded with his easygoing nature. Hardworking and humble, Keith led by example. He taught his sons what it means to show up, to keep your word, and to carry yourself with kindness. His life was not about recognition or accolades but about showing love through actions, being dependable, and giving his best to the people who mattered most. In keeping with his giving spirit, Keith chose to be an organ donor, and through this gift he continues to help others even after his passing.