Keith Louis Miller

Sorry to hear of his passing. Gilmore Steel was a great company when Keith was there. My Mom, Mary Rita Kellett started there in 1967, soon heading the Workman's Comp Department, remaining there until her retirement in the early '90's. The Office there at Terminal 4 was a close-knit group, with the hardest workers in the world. It was always a progressive company and made the best steel in the world, which was their niche. Mom passed away a couple of years after Sharon Norton passed...

Keith was a wonderful man. I spent time with him researching my family´s history (he was my father´s first cousin). Keith was a great help to me. He was kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. He always emphasized the human side of the family, bringing life to what would otherwise be dry facts. Keith was fun to talk to. He became a friend, and he will be missed. Plus he had all kinds of cool family info and stuff about the Gottsackers, Bartholemys, and Coopers.

Keith was a great man. He served in the Submarine Service in the Pacific during WW II. He researched my ancestory for me so I could join the Sons of the American Revolution. I'm sorry to learn of his passing and will be unable to attend his service.