ROBERT E. KEITH, SR.

He was my first boss when I was at Seacrest High School.I worked at the Recall downtown, the one at 20th St. and Federal and the one on Palmetto next to the Baptist Church. Downtown I learned to make sodas, sundaes, milk shakes and the special 60's treat, the cherry coke. Bob and Whitey treated my girlfriend Tina Kelley and I so good and we all kept each other smiling. He was so devoted to our Pioneer Club and we have missed him at the last few meetings, We will be honoring his memory at...

Janice and I were saddened to hear of Bob's passing. I enjoyed our conversations while transporting him to various appointments over the past years. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.

Bill & Janice Stickles

In loving memory of a wonderful person. God Bless.

He was a great family friend and our family pharmacist for many years

I remember our neighborhood Recall Drugs. Mr. Keith and Dr. Jackson, DDS had a deal where we could get a free ice cream cone if we had no cavities!! Condolences to his wonderful family.

May the jazz you loved so much to listen to and play surround you in your eternal life. We will miss you Bob... Mo/Joe

Our condolences to the Keith family. A wonderful man and a life well lived. Sincerely, Janis

May the loving hands of Christ hold you forever. Rest In peace, Bob, listening to your favorite jazz.

From the first time I met Mr Keith several years ago (he is my brother's father-in-law), I was impressed with his easy manner, the way he listened when we talked, his humor about so many things, and his pleasant personality. I loved hearing stories of his music-making, though I never got the opportunity to hear him play myself. when we visited over in Sabastien from our home in Tampa, he & I would sit and talk about jazz, the types of music we liked and why. I loved hearing his stories of...