John Keeble III

I am so very sorry to hear about Mr. Keeble's death. I really enjoyed visiting with him when he came to have a PET Scan @ UAMS. He was one of my favorite patients. Your family is in my prayers.

I met John and Dottie Keeble on Jan.5, 2004 at Arkansas Cancer Research Center. John and my husband were admitted to the hospital there, both with their disease very progressive. Dottie and I were going through very stressful times and I will never forget her concern for me while she was dealing with so much herself. I was deeply saddened by the news of John's death and send Dottie and her family my sincere sympathy. We crossed paths very briefly but you will not be forgotten.

Sincere sympathy to all the Keeble family. As I met Dottie and John in 1982...he was certainly a positive and motivating force to me and a group of associates at that time. A wonderful man...a great motivator and a person whose principals would not be compromised.

Blessings to ALL his family.

Frank M Oliver

Dear Dottie and all your family:
Ellen and I grieve with you on John Bell's death. Although it has been many years since he and I practiced law together, we retain fond memories of you both.

Mr. Keeble and his family have been great friends for many years. I'm one of those who he raised up as a pup, taught the financial planning business, taught that integrity and honesty are the fundamentals for life and business and most of all the golden rule apply's to all situations. I celebrate a grand life, a man who deserved to be called a legend, a man whose legacy in life and business will liveon for many years to come.

Our prayers remain with you and your family. God...

TO the Keeble Family,

Mr. Keeble was an extraordinary example of a man living from his values. Many of us have the oportunity to follow a similar path, doing work we love, because of his example and his helping to start a new profession.

Thinking of him, his jokes and stories, makes me smile.

He lives a legacy by virtue of a life well lived and generosity of spirit.

With deepest sympathies and gratitude,

Michael J....

When the FPA of Georgia had its first HONORS awards in 2002, John Keeble was a natural to be its first recipient, and I was honored to nominate him. His business acumen was exceeded only by his integrity. He is, and will remain an inspiration and role model to all of us in the financial planning profession.

Mr. Keeble was inspiration to me in my attempt to live life as a Christian in the business world. I will be always grateful for his impact on my life and know that his legacy will be a blessing to his family for many generations to come.

To the Keeble Family,
I pray that God gives you comfort. FSC was my first and still is the only job I have had since moving to Atlanta in 1985. I knew Mr. Keeble to be a caring and deeply devoted man. The city has lost a true ledgend.