James McKeever

He oh so loved you girls and all of his grandchildren. You were so good to him. He was always going out to watch his grandkids play sports or out to lunch with you daughters. He was so blessed.

He raised you all so right.

He will be missed here at the Broadmoor. But we have great memories as of course you all do. Cherish his memories.

This world is a better place for having known the likes of James McKeever. He was a corker, he was. Very special in his own way, like your grandpa, Bud. I look forward to dying and seeing them again, with my dad. Just not this week. I'm sorry I never played golf with him.

Your Loving Cousin, Jim.

We will always remember you Uncle Jim. You had always a smile on your face. We had great times at the picnics and other family functions. We were so happy to see you the last couple of months. Our condolences to the McKeever family. Love, The Dan Pardini Family

Kelli and Family,

So sorry to hear of the passing away of your Dad. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Marian Bucci Waddell

Remembering grammar school days, high school days, and Thomasonian Teen Club. My condolences to the McKeever family. Lorraine Denegri D'Elia(St Monica-Class of 1948}

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

To Mary and the whole McKeever family, so sorry for your loss. Your dad was such a good man who always treated me well and was a joy to see. With good thoughts about a wonderful life.
Pat Coghlan