Keith J. Erb

Keith was one of my favorite co-workers. He always was a joy to be around. We talked about our relationship with the Lord and how we accepted Jesus. Great guy.

To Andrew Erb — Andrew, I was honored when you shook my hand and gave to me one of the spent cartridges that the honor guard fired at your dad’s graveside service. I was so deeply moved by your gesture that I could not speak. I will keep and treasure your gift and remember your dad, mother, and you in my prayers. “Semper Fi”— Joseph Kucharik Jr, CW4, USA, Retired

I have known Keith since he started dating Louise and have been fortunate to have him as a friend. Through the years there have been lots of fun and laughs which will always be remembered. His pride and love for Andy and Jordan always evident whenever we spoke.
Keith, I wish you peace,
Shirley

Louise my Deepest Sympathy to you and your family in the loss of Keith. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very sad time. All My Love your classmate and friend Scott

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. I worked with Keith at NSA. He was a joy to work with. I did talk to him about Jesus Christ our savior. I was sorry to hear about him having Alzheimer's at such a early age.

Our Condolences and Love to
Betty Jane , Louise and family...
We loved Keith and enjoyed him at our family reunions.
Roy Clayton family

To the Erb family, May God provide you peace and comfort in the coming days as you share the memories of the life he lived. Always remembered for his upbeat personality and award winning smile. Worked with Keith in code 87 at the Navy Depot.

Janet Rabuck

Keith was knowledgeable, kind and helpful. He was well liked by everyone in "87", his department at the Mechanicsburg Navy Depot. It is so sad this Marine couldn't have lived, and lived well, for many more years. Keith's passing is a loss to all who knew him

Louise and family .... Larry and I are so sorry for your loss. Sending you hugs and prayers.

Larry and Cathy Stone