Keith Lawrence Lau

Deepest sympathies to the entire Lau Family. I haven't been in touch for many years, but the memories remain. So sorry for your loss.

Everyone at Duffland Street sends our condolences. I remember when we were little and Keith was always so proud of his sons and loved his Ruthie. Its hard to mend a broken heart when you miss someone. Be at peace knowing that he is a part of all his sons and family.

Rich, Jerry, Keith and Shawn so very sorry about the loss of your Dad. I know he is beyond happy to be with your Mom. Our Prayers and thoughts are with you all. Love cousins Carol,Jerry and Family

When I get together with guys from the old neighborhood, inevitably, we get to reliving our days playing youth sports in Dormont. Mr. Lau's name always comes up. So many of us have such great memories of being coached by Mr. Lau. He was a great coach and a great guy. I am so grateful to Mr. Lau and many others who volunteered their time for us, when we were kids. They made Dormont a special place to grow up. We were lucky to have him. May he rest in peace.

Our Family offers our Deepest Sympathy for Keith Lau. He was a Great Friend, Father, GrandFather, Great GrandFather, and he was a really good guy to talk with and be around. Went on hunting and fishing trips with him and I must say Keith kept the fun and humor at an all time high. He also was a caring person who would help anyone that needed it. I did not spend as much time with him as I would have liked to, however the time I did have I was grateful for, cause anytime we were together it for...

My heart is broken I've lost my friend. After Ruthie was so hard Now there will be no one to tell me how to garden our yards together.We have been neighbors for almost their whole married life and watched out for me. Please know boys if you need anything I'll be here for.
Cathy Galbraith

We are sadden to hear about Keith. Sending prayers and thoughts to the family.

I am sincerely sorry for all of Keith's family and I will deeply miss my friend as we were like brothers. Keith and I were room mates in the Air Force working on the Minute Man ICBM'S at Minot AF Base. Being young and I guess a little mischief we enjoyed our time off duty.

We remained great friends for life talked frequently on the phone. Keith and Rose met my wife Bonnie and I when we flew to Pittsburgh about six years ago for a wheelchair event and it was so good we could see one...