Henderson, Keith F.
Of Tempe, AZ, passed away of heart failure on July 1, 2013, at age 61. He was born in New York City on June 3, 1952 to the late Robert F. and Jane K. Henderson. A brilliant scholar, writer, and journalist, Keith was widely known for his great intellect. He is survived by his beloved sisters, Susan Brown of Golden, CO, and Elaine Henderson of New Milford, CT; his nephew and niece, Austin and Alistair Matthews, both of Oakland, CA; and countless friends. A memorial service was held privately in Berkeley, CA. Donations can be made the Keith Freder
ick Henderson Memorial Scholarship c/o Mr. Jody Policar, UC Berkeley Student Affairs Development, 2087 Addison Street, 2nd fl., Berkeley, CA 94720-5170. Condolences can be posted to http://www.messingermortuary.com
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Will always remember our brilliant, mischievous classmate from Howe Elementary in Buchanan Michigan
Love you, Keith!
Brenda ivey
Classmate
September 10, 2020
Keith, you are still remembered! You made us laugh and feel accepted.
My best to Susan and Elaine....growing up at Howe school created a timeless bond.
Brenda Ivey
Friend
September 9, 2019
My love and prayers to the Henderson family. Sadly I tried to correspond with Keith on line when I found him but no response....we had already lost him. He gave us all from Howe elementary school humorous memories ..... He was a vibrant fun mischief- maker throughout our years with him!
Brenda Personett Ivey
September 25, 2013
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