Robert William Keifer Marshall III

To the Marshall Family,

It is with dearest synpathy that I express to your family on the loss of Keifer. He made an influence on my life during our high school days at Temple High School and on the football field.

Ken Smith
THS Graduate 1970

My thoughts are prayers are with you. I had the privilege of calling Keiffer a good friend when he lived in Dallas. Just got the news and my deepest condolences to all of you.

Keifer, please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved son. It is impossible to feel another person's pain, but please know that I share it. I hope that the wonderful memories and the warm and loving support of your family and friends will provide a large measure of comfort. Respectfully, Irving

We were so saddened to hear of the loss of your loved one, Keifer. We have many fond memories of him while in Austin attending U.T. He was a real favorite of ours at Bert's Bar-B-Q, where he became a true friend to Bert. Our deepest sympathy to the Marshall Family.
Sincerely, Joyce Johnson Wilbanks and
The Bert's Bar-B-Q Family

Dearest Marshall Family,

May God embrace and bless you all

Dear Marshall Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Words cannot express the sorrow you are feeling, but the Lord will help you through this time.

I am so sorry for your loss. It was so nice seeing you in Walberg it brought back memories. I know he will be missed. My prayers go out to you and your family.

I’ve had the joy of knowing Keifer first as his vet but mostly as his friend. He was a steady source of encouragement and laughter that would make any day better. Keifer: Thanks for your friendship. Give Hutch a hug for me up there.

Keifer was a whirwind who came into Hutto with a big dream and made it happen when noone else could. His contribution to the community will last for generations. He loved his family so much, may you find some comfort in knowing that.