Keith R. Hightshoe

Met Keith at a Speedway Motors event several years ago, invited him to verify that my 32 Ford was in fact one of his early race cars (8 ball), however we sadly never got together, he will be missed. Ron

May god bless you your family and friends. You always be missed.

My Deepest sympathy goes out to Richard, Deborah and Christine My prays for you all at this time an may God Bless and Comfort you, Amen

We are all saddened by Keith's passing. "Shoe" was the kindest person, always smiling and happy to be here. He was an angel on earth and a joy to work with.

Keith, what can I say, He always made me want to drive a race car,. Rick, Deb, and Chrisy grew up across the road from me. As I was growing up in Ashland, Keith, alway was good with all the kids, he always offered advice on how to keep their cars running faster. Always had time to visit with you and alway knew whom you were. I always enjoy the story , that one morning after racing at Eagle, Keith drove 4X for Speedway, because Beckman was hurt. I heard his 427 Ford start up Mon. Morning as he...

Watched Keith race every week at Capital Beach in the 50s, then on to Midwest Speedway and Eagle Raceway where many nights I would push him onto the track. Keith was one of the best, he will be missed. God speed to his family.

Gonna miss that ornery ol' guy. Sad we didn't get to see him last year. Love y'all. Brenda Christensen

Keith new everything who could do on a race car and was a good driver also he will truly be missed

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for Linda,Keith´s children and families and his sisters.