Help the Keller Family!

On Tuesday, 2/9/2022, tragedy struck in the form of a barn fire at the residence of one of Kalispell PD’s finest, Sergeant Sean Keller and his wife Jordan Keller. The fire started in the evening and quickly engulfed the entire barn in a blaze. By the grace of God nobody in the family was hurt, but the barn held many of their possessions. Inside the barn was all the family’s hunting gear, camping goods, horse tac, guns and ammo, and livestock. Sadly, they had four baby cows that perished in the fire. While some of their belongings are easily replaceable, many of the items had sentimental value, including 30 antique firearms that belonged to Sean’s grandfather.

For those who have had the pleasure to meet the Kellers, you would understand they are the embodiment of what makes the Flathead Valley community what it is. Sean moved here and started working for KPD in 2015 but has been in law enforcement for a total of 12 years. Prior to Sean’s career in law enforcement, he served our great country as a combat Marine. You would not guess that upon first meeting him, he is as humble as they come, never boasting about his service. Sean is also always happy to lift-up and recognize his coworkers without taking the credit for himself.

The Kellers have three children, Bella, Wyatt and Weston. Without a doubt the sweetest most polite children you’ll ever have the chance to meet.

This loss has been devastating for them. The Kellers are one of the biggest outdoor, hunting, camping, horse people around. Losing all their belongings, which took them years to collect, is going to hurt, not to mention Sean had beautiful custom-made saddles for his kids that were lost in the blaze.

The Kellers had insurance, but at this time there is no telling how much will be covered. As I’m sure everyone will agree, the least we can do is help his family in whatever way we can.

If you know the Kellers, Sean is not one to ask for help. At the end of this Go Fund Me, the proceeds will be presented to the Keller Family. Although there is a goal in mind, it is common tradition to exceed if possible. Thank you to all of those who are able to assist!