Keith DOUGLAS

I'm so sorry that I missed this news but I remember Keith fondly and will keep all of you in my prayers. So many great memories.

I have so many wonderful memories of Uncle Keith, especially those of our family summers with him and Grandma in Saskatoon . He was a beloved brother and uncle, and his memory lives on in his nieces, nephew and many grand- and great-grand nieces and nephews in the Douglas clan.

My mother, Isabel Douglas Rogers, was Keith's older sister. They adored one another, and like the rest of the Douglas family, were exceptionally kind and quick to laugh.
I miss our younger days spending time in Saskatoon. We always enjoyed our vacations with Uncle Keith at grandparents, Mum and Dad's house on 33rd St. Our trips from Texas were filled with love and laughter. Keith could not have been more attentive to my brother, Doug and me.
We continually tried to bring Keith to...

Dear Susan and family, Our thoughts are with you.Mom and Dad were very fond of Keith. Margaret and Percy Grist.

Thinking of Uncle Keith, I recall his mastery of the prolonged handshake while sharing a quiet joke or observation. His lack of comfort with the mechanical side of life provided fodder for some of his best self-depreciating humour. He was a warm, witty, intelligent and caring person and we'll miss him.

Dear Susan and family,
I was sorry to hear of Keith's passing. I know he adored your mom and loved being a part of your family. I also remember his love of life at Meota and golfing. You will miss him whenever your family gets together, I am sure, but hopefully your happy memories will help you cope with his loss.

Sue and extended family - On behalf of the Maxwell family, I would like to express our condolences on Keith's passing. Our parents were good friends and we got to know Keith very well. He was a very kind man who loved to laugh. I hadn't seen him for a few years but he always mentioned the visits with Bob and Mill. We will be thinking of you all in the days to come.