Keith A. Mulvey

I met Keith when we worked together at Big Y in high school. He was the most outgoing, hilarious kid. He was so easy to talk to, always smiling and cracking jokes, and could make hours at work go by in a flash. He was a light, and I am so sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to everyone who loves him

Jim, Tina, and Allison, we are terribly sorry to hear about Keith. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.

Jim, Tina, and Allison, we are terribly saddened for your loss. I remember Kieth fondly at our summer cook outs. He was the only person I knew who loved whiffle ball more than I did and I´m pretty sure he struck me out with his curve ball more than once. Sending much love, Dave and Kerrie.

Jimmy, Tina and Allison, We are so sorry to hear about Keith. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. XO

I´ll always cherish the memories of my childhood friend Keith. We first met at Perkins residential school and instantly became the best of friends, spending hours playing Pokémon, battling, trading, and showing off our card collections like they were treasure. We had a blast playing wiffle ball together, and no matter what we were doing, we were always cracking jokes and making each other laugh until our sides hurt. Keith had that kind of energy that made everything more fun, even the...

My condolences to the family of Keith. He was a good friend. We helped each other through the tough times. Our last visit together I will always remember and our conversation I was always keep. Again sorry for your lost

I'm saddened to hear about Keith. We were in the same school together in East Long Meadow. He was a quiet kid but as I got to knew him he was a very smart guy. We did material arts together, we used to push each other to improve. After school we stayed in touch hear and there. I will miss our small talks. He was a real great friend and know you all will be in my prayers