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Keith A. Vaden

Sugar Hill, Georgia

1964 - 2014 (Age 49)

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KEITH A. VADEN SUGAR HILL, GA Mr. Keith A. Vaden, age 49 of Sugar Hill, GA, formerly of Crown Point, IN passed away Thursday, February 27, 2014 at Gwinnett Medical Center in Duluth, Georgia. He was born April 14, 1964 in Bensenville, IL to Robert and Dawn Jacobsen Vaden. He was a U.S. Air Force...

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In the post below, of the picture of myself and Keith Vaden, in the description, I put in a typo. We were both at Tim and Beth Kobernik's house. Not Kim and Beth Kobernik's house. Small typo, but big difference.

Ken Richards and Keith Vaden at Kim and Beth Kobernik's house, Okinawa Japan, 1987

I am only now learning of Keith's death. He and I both attended Kadena Community Church as he served in the Air Force and I served in the Army, on Okinawa, Japan and were great friends. I am so sad to hear of his passing. Rest In Peace my friend. Rest in Peace.

I will never forget the times that my husband, Joe & I spent with Keith. He is missed.

Keith & my husband, Joe Rhodes were more than roommates. They were friends in Christ. Joe and I know that Keith is with the LORD now. He may even be having a discussion with Martin Luther, as I write this. Keith will be celebrating Easter in heaven. Prayers going out to the family in your grief. GOD'S PEACE.

My sincere condolences go out to the family and friends. May your warm memories of happy times comfort you during this difficult time. Draw close to God and he will draw close to you. James 4:8

I just heard about Keith's passing today when I went for a swim at the West Gwinnett Aquatic Center. What a total shock. I enjoyed chatting with Keith at the pool and comparing notes at Masters meets in the Atlanta area. I last saw him on Presidents Day, when he had the day off and decided to get in a workout. He was making plans to participate in the National Masters meet in Santa Clara. I'll miss him at the next local swim meet in March. My condolences to Keith's family.

I had the pleasure of coaching Keith during the summer of 2012, and he immediately earned my admiration his clear commitment to training. He always had only the nicest things to say, and I looked forward to seeing his kind smile at every early-morning practice. He will be most sincerely missed.

To the family,
May you find strength and comfort in the "God of all comfort who comforts us in all our trials."
Cherish his memories which will keep you going.
S.L.