Keith Victor Doder

I just heard about Keith Doder's untimely death a few days ago. He was one of the friendliest guys I've ever met. I went to high school with Keith and over the past 35 years or so our paths would cross occasionally. It didn't matter if you saw him once a month or once a decade, when you were around Keith you were sure to share a lot of laughs and he had an uncanny ability to make you feel worthwhile. He will be missed by all of those who knew him. My deepest sympathy to his family and all his...

I cant help but remember all the fun we had in Rock Hill, feast,polka,road work,texascheck,eggstravaganza,hockey,o day ball,ontario shopping, ham,JT chico, pablito,diddly dee(RIP), cowboy(RIP),Ham, Little Eddy,Rit,Mo Chuck and Bump. Reading the TV guide movie section in your living room with Pablo and laughing out loud.We had tons of fun together and the Rock Hill Gang were as close as friends could be! We were very lucky to have had such friendships when we were young!!Going to Sadies in JTs...

What a sad moment for the St. Louis music community and just anyone who knew Kieth. I always remember him as a man with a sensitive and gentle soul, and as a highly dynamic and adventurous musical spirit.

My deepest regards also go out to all of Kieth's family and loved ones. God bless you all.

Peace be with you.

My deepest sympathy to Vic, Paul and the rest of the Doder family. We grow up so fast and then we're gone. But the memories of childhood stick with us. The names . . . Dode, Pablo, Mo, Schu, Dirt, Fred, Clyde, Shack. Doder stadium, plastic ball, trading baseball cards, playing war, our Moms in a cloud of smoke gossipping at the kitchen table, Vic at the wheel of the green Rambler carting us all over town to play ball, fuzz ball, O'Day ball, football in the street, the Slope, the Honda...

Just learned of the passing of Keith my deepest sympathys to the family So many memories getting kicked out of cub scouts together crazy times at boy scout camp Keith gave me my nickname Shack i remember in 6th grade Keith playing harmonica in his basement with a small practice amp Rock Hill baseball and endless nights cruising in my 1972 Vega rest in peace my friend

Amy & I are so sad that you are gone. We cherish & love all the memories & times we shared as family, friends & the band.
Rest now our dear friend.........Jeff & Amy Breihan
Seattle, WA