Keith-Erickson-Obituary

Keith George Erickson

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Aug 5, 1944 – Jan 7, 2025

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August 5, 1944
DIED
January 7, 2025
LOCATION
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Keith George EricksonAugust 5, 1944 - January 7, 2025If you ever met my dear husband, Keith George Erickson, you would know he was a kind, personable, and funny guy. In following with his Scandinavian heritage, he was a very hard and tenacious worker; working until he was seventy-five and always...

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I worked with Keith and was friends with him. He was important to my career. He was a great guy with an easy smile and laugh. My condolences to Gene and his family.

To Gene and Keith's family, we are so sorry for your loss. Keith was such a kind and generous man. We remember fondly his & Gene's hospitality at their home on the River. We thank God for our memory of our brother in Christ, and pray God's grace & healing for you all.

I have fond memories of working with Keith at United Township. His smile and friendliness were always present. He made an impact on many lives.

Mr. Erickson was my Spanish Teacher for all 4 years at UTHS. He was an excellent teacher. He inspired me to become a Bilingual Teacher and he sure was a big part of my success as a teacher. I remember Mr. Erickson with much fondness. He touched so many lives with his positive attitude toward life. My sincerest condolences to his family and loved ones. Rest in peace and Thank you for all the good you did for your students!!!

We met Both Keith and Gene through church and they were always kind and considerate people and he will be missed by many until we meet again Bob and Jokie

I was saddened when I read this notice that Mr. Erickson had passed on to his heavenly reward. He was my Spanish teacher my freshman year at UTHS. While I was a poor student when it came to a foreign language, I truly liked him and considered him one of my favorite teachers. He even surprised me years later when he showed up at my office in Chicago to say hi and catch up a bit. What a pleasant surprise that was. I will always remember him as funny, kind, and his million dollar smile could...

He was my Spanish teacher for three years. With a smile on his face and a song, he got us to learn. Say una ves un bar un bar que Chiquita, that verse of a song has stuck in my head all these years later. On behalf of the class of 1974, rest with God, knowing you changed many lives

So very sorry to read of Keith's passing. He was such a fighter. It was always so nice to see him come in. He will be missed. May his memory be eternal

Gene, our Sympathy to you. We shared many pleasant outings through couples club at St John's Lutheran East Moline and that continued on for some time with many pleasant visits, usually a number of couples, new to the Quad Cities. Remember helping your first move to Rock Island. It was always a joy to share time and friendship with people committed to Christ as their Savior and happily living the sanctified life. Blessings to the entire Erickson clan.