Keith Monroe Roberts

It has been 4 years my dear Friend, Brother, and Mentor. Your initials have been on the magnet (Isaiah 40:31) on the outside of my locker now for those 4 years. It will always remain, as You always remain with me. What you give in life, is what You leave with others. Keith you gave daily, and part of you remains with many daily. God bless Brother until I see You again. Isaiah 40:31 But those who trust in the Lord will find new strength. They will soar high on wings like eagles. They will run...

I'm so shocked. I just heard about this a couple of days ago. Keith, Red started the Flint Police Dept in 1985. I remember competing with him to see who would be

He was our neighbor.. He was such a sweet man.. Waved every time he seen us outside.. Rest in Peace Keith you will be missed. The Nolff Family

Met you in 2004. You were so nice to someone just starting out. Always a gentleman. Will miss you!

I was lucky enough to work with Keith, as a new officer. I cannot say enough good things about him.

"Big Red" and his work ethic were an inspiration to many of us new hires. He was known as a master at reading a license plate from the side mirror of his cruiser to find stolen cars. He had that infectious laugh and smile. If you learned from Keith, you did so from one of the best. RIP my friend.

My condolences to his family.

Condolences to Keith's family sorry for your lost prayers to all of you myself and my husband had the great pleasure of working with him at Flint Police Department. Red always had a smile for us

Keith and I worked together at the FPD for many years where he was known as the consummate professional by peers and command alike. His courage, kindness, and dedication to duty made the city a better place to live. I also knew Keith off duty. His positive demeanor was a constant, his support unquestioned, and his thoughtful words and action, made him a valued personal friend to me. I am very saddened by Keith's passing. My condolences to his family.

Brandon and Chad, I am so sorry to hear about the death of your father. My family was very fond of Keith and you boys. We spent many wonderful times together. I always teased your dad that he was my body guard. May he rest in peace.

My thoughts and prayers are with with the Roberts family. I had the pleasure of working with Keith for many years at the Flint Police Dept. Big Red was always willing to help and go the extra mile without having to be asked.

I ran into him many times shopping in Clio, and he always made a point to say hi and chat and catch up for a few minutes.
Rest in peace Big Red.