George Keefe

I am a volunteer "visitor" at Starwood Extendicare in Nepean, and had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Keefe shortly after his arrival there. He reminded me very much of my Dad, and I always told him so. He was such a "distinguished gentlemen" and LOVED to talk about Prince Edward Island and his time teaching in a one-room school house! I'll never forget how his eyes would light up when I would bring up PEI in a conversation! Mr. Keefe was a very sweet man, and I will miss visiting with him...

My deepest condolences to Vivian and her family. Time will heal.

My deepest sympathy and condolences to Vivian and family. Take good care.

Vivian and family, our deepest condolences. John Bellocchi and family.

Dear Jeannine and Family, My sincere condolences to you all. I had only met George once and I believe I had met Paul while in Ottawa years ago. He will be missed much and remembered often - My love to you all.

Mrs. Keefe, please accept my deepest sympathy. Even though I had only met your husband a couple of times it was a pleasure to do so.
May you and your family treasure your many memories of him.
Connie Davis (Stella's daughter)

George's poetry touched my heart, as it did the heart of my wife Mary. May he and his son be two bright stars. Deepest sympathy to Jeannine and family.

My deepest condolences to Mrs. Keefe and family. George wasn't with us very long, but he quickly became a "Cozy Corner" regular and always on the hunt for an activity. George enjoyed participating - no matter what was going on! Always the gentleman, George made fast friends with residents and staff alike and he will be sadly missed.

It is with heavy heart I offer my sincere condolences to the Keefe family for the passing of Mr. Keefe. I have many fond memories of him and your family with the time, skiing, Sunday roast beef, at the cottage, I had spent with you. There are not many days that I do not think about Dave and your family. Mr. Keefe was a gentle and kind man. I always appreciated his stock of Molson Canadian that Dave and I could "borrow" if we ran out of beer!