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LOCKHART
Keith Elsworth, April 18, 1933 - February 6, 2015, Harlem, NY. A Navigator in the USAF, graduated Fairleigh Dickenson University and Yale School of Drama. Co-founded Lockhart & Pettus, one of the 1st African-American-owned advertising agencies. Boards: Black Tennis & Sports Foundation, The Drawing Center, & the Glaucoma Foundation. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the Harlem Junior Tennis Education Program, c/o Harlem Armory Center, 40 West 143rd Street, New York, NY 10037 or www.HJTEP.org.

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Published by The Record/Herald News on Feb. 22, 2015.

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Shirley Robinson Sprinkles

March 3, 2024

His 22 year-old self, a 2nd lieutenant in the AF, driving an "MG", blowing his "axe",-all fond memories of someone who´s aura is indelible in my life. So sorry to learn of his passing. RIP, my friend. . .

Nita Harris

February 16, 2023

My Uncle Keith was such an amazing , cool, and loving man. He loved his family and he was so proud of his children. His love and knowledge of music was deep and intense. He was an excellent uncle, there was nothing that I wouldn't do for him while he was here, now I carry that spirit of heart and love towards his children. I love them with all of my heart and there's nothing I wouldn't do for them. Funny how true love transcends generations.

Ellen Partington Kiraly

February 16, 2023

Such fond memories of a wonderful person. Always to be remembered.

Ellen Kiraly

February 16, 2022

Never to be forgotten.

Ellen Kiraly

February 16, 2021

So glad to have known him. Will always remember FDU. Ellen Kiraly

February 16, 2020

He will never be forgotten. Ellen Kiraly

Nita Harris

February 23, 2015

Uncle Keith,
May God continue to bless you and keep you close. I will always love you.
Nita

February 22, 2015

Remembering you fondly from our days at FDU. Rest in peace. Ellen Partington Kiraly

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