William R. Keeler

I remember Bill standing at the back of St. Johns smiling and handing out bulletins. He was such a nice person--a true gentleman.

Monica Wilch Perin

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

My Uncle Bill was a kind and generous man. He was a friend to everyone and never said a bad word about anyone. He never complained. I will always remember our fun dinners out to the Rose Villa and Sunday morning trips to Fa-Rays and church. Every time I think about strawberries, Amish country, Disney World or the Cleveland Indians, I will be reminded of him. Rest in peace, sweet Uncle Bill.

My deepest sympathies to the Keeler family, and especially our dear friend Mark during this sad time. May GOD speed his transition to new Glory!
Bill, Ed, and Hans

I have fond memories of dealing with Bill at the bank. He was always cheerful and helpful and while he was also very professional, he did joke around and obviously enjoyed dealing with his customers. Also, we had the connection of the fact that his father plowed my dad's garden! I was saddened to hear previously from the family that he had been having some health issues. He was a good man.

My deepest sympathy, Bill and I worked together for 28 years and he was a very special person. I know he will be missed by so many.

You are in my thoughts and prayers.
May fond memories help ease your loss.