Donald B. Keyes

Tom and I are at the condo Now . Not a visit goes by when we don´t talk about Don and miss him and the days in between,too. The boys and Tom loved playing golf with Don. They made a great foursome, having so much fun. Love, Carol (Erbig)

The first time we met Don he was our friend. The boys and Tom loved having him as a foursome on the course. Think of you all often and his precious grandson.

Miss his kindness and friendship. He was a caring person with a genuine humanitarian spirit.

Don ranks as one of the kindest men I´ve ever known with a genuine humanitarian spirit. Knowing him for only a short period of time I still miss him and our time on the golf course. I enjoyed watching him hit his driver off of the deck on the tee box and when he joined my sons and me in our very competitive rounds, instantly returning the sarcastic and digging good natured banter throughout. My boys loved him. I have an empty feeling every time I come down to condo. It has been rewarding...

Margie, Shalisa and Kendra,
Sending you all hugs/prayers and love. When I think of him I remember his love for his family, his smile and kindness.

Donnie was an affable, gregarious man who enjoyed helping people and his smile was infectious. On a personal note, I will miss him!

Dear Margie and family,
Gary and I are so deeply saddened to hear about Donny. I don't think we ever saw Donny without a smile. He was always available to help any of us out whenever we needed him, always! He will be deeply missed by his friends and his beloved family. We are so glad that you had a few years in retirement making new memories together and having fun. We will all miss him. Our deepest condolences, Gary & Karen Tesini

We loved Don the first day we met in Sandpiper Bay. He quickly became Tom’s golf partner and our boys had so much fun making up a foursome with him, competing and bantering back and forth. He was so excited the day he told us he was going to be a grandpa! We are shocked and deeply saddened by his passing and will keep the entire Keyes family in our thoughts. We will miss him always.
Tom and Carol Erbig