KEITH PRINE

Dear Helga,

Keith and I used to work together at Ullico, in Washington DC. He had many passions: his boat, his dachshund, his travels, his work, etc. But most of all, he always spoke fondly of you, proudly self-proclaiming to be a “mama's Boy.” I had the pleasure of meeting you when you visited our office a few times.

When Ullico's business changed, he moved on. That was a long time ago. He had the kindest heart and he never missed a chance to help a friend in need. That's...

So very sorry to hear this news . Thoughts and prayers to his mother and sister.

We knew Keith from the Marina, he was always so helpful and friendly. We are so very sad for your loss. We too will miss his smiling face.

Keith was an awesome cousin and will be missed greatly. We saw each other when he was in northern Va. Thoughts and prayers for the family.

We met Keith in 2011 when we had our boat docked just 3 slips down from his. He was the most generous person, always coming down and helping out when I was doing something and loaning tools if I needed them. He was fun to be around and funny all the time. You will be missed Keith.

Mike and Shannon Ulrich

I worked with Keith several years ago at A. J. Metler Hauling & Rigging, Inc. While at work, a true professional. Outside of work, he lived life to the fullest. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

So very sorry that his life was cut short--I had been thinking about all 3 of you lately May God hold all of you in His arms until You can walk on your own. In loving memory of Keith--Jewel Prine

Tonya,
My heart sank when I heard the news of Keith's far-too-early departure from this material world. With my deepest sympathies, I wish for peace for you and your family in this very difficult time. If I were there, I'd hug you tight and hold you near.
Love to you and yours always.