Keith B. Keckler

Attended our 50th class reunion on August 19 and stories were shared about Keith. Gone but not forgotten.

in the late 60s and early 70s Keith and I were part of a small group of friends that would sit in the back of the school bus "matching" nickels and dimes and then "pitching" those coins after classes were over at Swatara. In the summer we'd call around until we had enough kids to have a pick-up baseball game at Taylor field or football at Paxtang park. During those years we spent a lot of time shooting pool and racing HO cars in my basement. I never saw Keith after we graduated but I'll...

The world lost a good man. Prayers for you and your family. RIP.

Keith was a great guy and as a neighbor a long time friend. Any time he was in the Manor he would stop in his car and chat with everybody that he knew. I always appreciated him talking with my parents. My deepest sympathy to Glenn and Bill. You were both fortunate to have him as a brother.

Dear Glenn and family: it's my honor to pay tribute to Keith Keckler, a great guy who will be sadly missed by his family, friends and all who knew him at American Legion Post 998. Keith was a pleasant man, never calling attention to himself, but his presence was always felt. Sometimes quiet after a day at the mill, sometimes cutting loose with his band of brothers such as John and Eric. As mutual Mustang fans we would talk about those wheels as if they were a part of our existence. He...

One of the nicest guys I've ever met....easily give you his shirt...you'll be missed ....

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family in your time of grief. Keith was a super nice guy and will be greatly missed.

My condolences go out to the entire Keckler family. Keith was a good friend who will be greatly missed.

Our sympathies go out to you Jacque and Brian. We always enjoyed Keith’s company and he will be missed.