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Jodi Hamer
November 14, 2014
You were a great dancer, a sweet soul and the best Prom date a girl could ask for...always a special spot in my heart.
Linda Haynes
October 16, 2014
May you rest in peace dear friend.
Linda Haynes
Flor Pena
August 12, 2014
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Melinda King
July 31, 2014
You will be dearly missed. My deepest sympathies to your closest loved ones who I may not know but may this gesture be comforting. I will always think of u on spaghetti Wednesdays at Nick's Place. In my heart, Melinda King
Suzanne Gray
July 30, 2014
Keith, You were a darling 7th grade history student in Weslaco, and I loved that you found me and kept in touch, taking me to lunch and talking about old times and old friends. Good memories. I will miss you.
July 29, 2014
Keith, it's so hard to believe you're really gone. We had so many good times over the years and I have so many wonderful memories that I'll always cherish. RIP Keith, gone too soon.
Your ole' buddy,
M. A. Cain Freeman
July 28, 2014
Keith...You are sadly missed by me. Too bad I did not know that you were in the Houston area. I have lived in Sugar Land for the past 16 years.. How time has flown since we went to school at SWT, you playing on our intramural basketball team for two years; ending in 2nd place the first year and winning the championship the next. Well, as far as I know, you will be joining "Bigfoot" up there at the "court in the sky" looking for a pick up game. You will continue to be a good friend to me and you will not be forgotten. Warmest Regards, Mike Chitty
July 27, 2014
Keith, You are a child of the most high God, and at peace in his Kingdom. Your light shines in our hearts forever.
Diana Waddell Stolpa
July 27, 2014
Keith, our hearts are broken that you died so soon. You were the glue that held so many alumni of Weslaco High School together, and we'll always cherish your friendship. We'll miss your vibrant personality but your memory will never be forgotten.
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