Keith L. Christie

My condolences go out to the Christie family. When I lived in Nevada County, I would frequent Sullivan's Saddlery in Marysville. Keith's art was displayed and sold there. I purchased my most prized work of art done by Mr. Christie there. I was lucky enough to go to one of the casino nights in Brownsvalley where we won a signed art piece called "The Gourmet" ( A hereford cow eating her hay) this picture hangs in my office and reminds me so much of what I love in life and of Mr. Christie....

I thoroughly enjoyed visiting with Mr. Christie. He did not want me to call him Mr. Christie but I explained my upbringing makes me do that. So I would relent and call him Mr. Keith! My cowgirl friends and I had great times with Mr. Keith when we would go to "Cow Camp" up in the Sierras. Mr. and Mrs. Keith came one time and stayed overnite. We had great talks and one of the days the Cowgirls had to check on the cows. Gone 2-3 hours. During that time Mr. Keith painted a picture of a...

A Giant Talented Artist...
A Meek, Kind and Humble Friend...This was Keith.Fond memories as our paths crossed on Riceway and throughout the years. Condolences to Vaughn, Ken, Jenny, Jackie and their families.

My mother and I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to you all at this most difficult time. Keith left such an amazing legacy and we will always be grateful for the many artistic contributions he made to our community. God Bless you.
Annette Reynolds and Lynnette Reynolds Fennell

Jim & Barbara Hay would like to let you and your family know that they are praying for you and your family in your time of loss. They have fond memories of Kieth! They have saved all their Christmas cards. Keith was a talented artist! I remember baby sitting you all on Rice Way! God bless & keep you all!

I remember at Jackie's birthday party, we all doodled on a piece of paper and Keith made pictures out of each one. That was many years ago, but I remember it so clearly. He was such a kind man. I am so sorry for your loss. I wish the entire family the strength to endure the pain of losing a husband, father, & grandfather.