Blair Kiel

To the Kiel family, sorry to hear of Blair's passing, I knew Blair from Wayne elementary, and Southside Jr. High. I have had some good moments with Blair. Blair is a real competitor and I know Jesus has welcomed him with open arm's.....

A year ago today was truly the best Saturday of my life spending every minute with you - wonderful moments, loving conversations, your precious letter, endless laughs and your beautiful voice singing Stevie Wonder and John Legend as we danced...anywhere & everywhere even in the store that day. I should have sensed it was too perfect but we had so many of those days the past few years. Only hours later, Easter Sunday morning was the worst day of my life & one that changed my life forever. I still can't believe you are gone. Thank you for listening when I still talk to you or ask advice. Thank you for sending me those special "signs" - giving me peace you are watching and gently leading as the QB always. I'm trying to be your "back up" like we used to play but the plan was as a team - it's not the same without my BK. I love & miss you with all my heart & soul...and will forever. It was your one candle wish! Xoxo

Almost a year ago,we were all shocked to hear the sad news of Blair's passing. Blair was such a role model for our boys,they were fortunate to have his help at summer camp at the boys club in Columbus. Blair always had a smile on his face and a great personality.

Like many other comments here, I, too, went to school with Blair at ND. We met on the first day freshman year in class.
We took other business classes together throuout our years atND and worked on projects together. He was as down to earth as any other friend and worked hard in class. I always enjoyed his company and am very sorry to hear of his passing. I keep up with Class news but never heard of his death until today. Rest in peace my friend.

I never really knew Mr. Kiel. I did have the pleasure of him being a chaperon for my 3rd grade, Mabel McDowell Elementary, class when we went to visit the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He was like a god to us little kids. He took the time to talk to us and answer our questions. He should always be remembered this way.