Kerry D Keefe

FUNERAL HOME

Hall Funeral Home, Inc.

165 Quaker Ridge Road

Casco, Maine

Kerry Keefe Obituary

Name: Visitation for Kerry D Keefe
Start: 2015-11-27T23:00:00.000Z
End: 2015-11-28T01:00:00.000Z
Location: Hall Funeral Home, Inc.

Kerry D. Keefe, 65
CASCO - Kerry D. Keefe 65, of Casco died surrounded by family and friends on Nov. 20, 2015. Born and raised in Portland, Kerry was a graduate of Deering High School and SMVTI.
Among one of his many achievements, in 1983, he was one of two people to become an OMC Master Marine Technician.
Kerry was known throughout the Lakes Region for his expert knowledge of motors and boats and superior customer service. He had a distinguished career at Frost Harbor Marine, Raymond, and Albert G Frost Marine, South Portland, and Royal River Boat Yard, Yarmouth.
Kerry was an avid sportsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Married to his loving wife, Marla for 43 years, they enjoyed fishing, boating, motorcycles and snowmobiles – and most of all - time spent with their grandchildren.
Kerry was preceded by his father, John Keefe; and his brother, William "Wink" Amergian. He is survived by his mother, Madelyn Amergian; his brother, Steven Keefe, DO, his wife Marla; his son, Alan Keefe and daughter-in-law, Deana Keefe and their two children Adison and Kamden, of Naples; and his daughter, Alyssa Keefe and son-in law, Jason Fuehner and their daughter Sydney of Alexandria, Va.; and several nieces and nephews.
Visitation for Kerry will be at Hall Funeral Home, 165 Quaker Ridge Road, Casco on Friday, Nov. 27, 2015 from 6-8 p.m. and a funeral mass will be held on Saturday, Nov. 28, 2015 at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 919 Roosevelt Trail, Windham.
The Keefe family wishes to express their sincere thanks to all the caregivers at Fore River Oncology and VNA Home Health and Hospice for all the care and support throughout this journey.
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Published by Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram from Nov. 24 to Nov. 25, 2015.

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kristen tully

September 17, 2017

to the Keefe family Marla, Alan adison Kamden, I was so sorry of Kerry passing.
Kristen

November 30, 2015

Marla, Alyssa, Alan;
So sorry and saddened at Kerry's passing. You all have Clementine's and my deepest condolences and prayers for God's comforting at this toughest of life's experiences. Due to our family emergency in Virginia, we were unable to attend services for Kerry.
Whenever I think about Kerry it always brings a smile to my face and sometime outright laughter at some of our misadventures regarding our fishing (and some hunting) trips back in the days before we started our own families.
Fishing from my leaky raft at Doe Pond in which Kerry had the good sense to stop fishing and head to shore. We just made it before the boat sank or our having to swim to shore. Kerry always had good common sense.
Another time Kerry, my Dad and I got caught in a bad thunder shower( on Squaw Pond) - torrential rain on Squaw Pond. We got soaked to the bone. We started a fire and striped and dried our clothes. A can of beans fell into the fire an exploded. Fortunately we still had hot dogs to eat. Two hours later we were dry and fishing again none the worse except smelling like baked beans.
One good memory Clementine has is when she and I were invited to one of Marla's great spaghetti dinners while Clementine was pregnant with our first child, Elizabeth. Clementine had heart burn all through the pregnancy and was barely able to keep anything down. After dinner she ran to the bathroom nauseous. While hearing the loud results, Kerry became nauseous also and was in the hallway trying to rush her along so that he could follow suit and throw up. The loud noise of me ridding myself of the dinner made Kerry need to throw up.
We drifted away these past few decades because of our busy schedules and obligations associated with raising growing families. We always thought we would get together again in our later decades but didn't figure on Death getting in the way.
We'll always have the good memories and appreciation of the friendship of you and Kerry. We are truly broken hearted at Kerrys passing.
All our love and prayers, Steve and Clementine

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