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James Keller

Manchester, Connecticut

1965 - 2019

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James Keller, 53, of Manchester passed away June 5th 2019. He was the husband of Zena (Tsapatsaris) Keller, and the son of Jack Keller and the late Roberta (Perme) Keller. Born in Garden City, MI October 12th 1965, he moved to Halifax, PA in 1973 and then in 1986 moved to CT and eventually...

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Well, I can't necessarily say it gets any easier. Over the last 2 years I have had my own issues affecting my health, yet, here I am and I wonder why. It's to continue to cherish all my memories of all of you that helps keep me strong and want to live to see my grandkids and great grandkids. I'm sorry I have not had much contact with some and it hurts. I continue to love each and every one. till next year. Love you son and miss you tremendously. Dad

Jim, it is said that it gets easier as time goes by. I am not too sure about that. I reflect on the numerous memories, photos, etc, from over the years to console myself. I miss your periodic updates on the family and your activities. I think of Zena, Calla and Sean often and wish them well. Thank you and your family for being in my life. Love to you and yours. Dad.

Jim, I'm still missing you. I think of you, Zena, Sean and Calla every day. It is said that the grieving gets easier. Maybe it does, but I still hurt realizing you are gone. The loss of Peg and Joe coupled with your passing has made many days hard to fathom that my three oldest have gone. I miss you all. Love to your family. Dad

Its hard to believe that it has been a year that a good friend was taken away from everybody so soon. Im glad we had the opportunity to go out when I was was traveling, and I recall all the old memories we had growing up as kids and neighbors, these will never be forgotten. I wish Jimmies family all the best and keep him and you guys in my prayers. God bless you all.

It's hard to believe it has been a year since you have gone. I think about you, Zena, Sean, and Calla often. I miss your phone calls letting me know how the family is doing and the accomplishments of the kids. I miss our get togethers when a special occasion would arise. I pause periodically to recall some of the many memories that we've shared over the years. The graduations of the kids, the family reunion in Virginia Beach, the cookouts, Zena's and Momma Z's greek cooking, Shady Glen, so...

My thoughts and prayers to Jim's family. He was taken way to soon from us. I worked with Jim for the thirteen years at Allied and he was a great friend who was always there if you needed a hand. He will be dearly missed

To the Keller family , I'm truly sorry for your loss jimmy was an acceptional friend and I'm sure even a outstanding role idle for his kids to cherish . He passing is way to soon. I will remember the time when we meet last year and remenished for hours of the old times we had growing up as kids, I will never forget him or that time spent for hours at the Chinese parlor just talking. God bless you all.

Please accept my sincere condolences to the family. May Gods loving kindness comfort the family and give them peace.(1Cor.1:3)

It seems so inadequate to try to put into words what this man has meant to our family. He was the kindest, gentlest, and most patient man and it's truly unbelievable that we have to say goodbye way too soon. Jim helped in the raising of our son, Jesse, by being the best role model as his Boy Scout leader for most of his time in the program. It was through his motivational spirit and with his guidance, that Jesse reached the honor of Eagle Scout...a real testament to Jim's commitment and...