William J. Keevan

Brother Bill, we miss you, still remembering all those trips to Rotterdam back on our Boston and Maine.

A great guy, was very fair to me as a high school kid, when maybe I wouldn't have been years later as a Dad myself.
Will remember him fondly as a funny, large and good man.
Much loved by his family.

MSG Bryant 77 SB SPO
On behalf of SPO, we send our condolences and prayers to the family.

Condolences to all of Bill's family on your loss. Bill trained my son Chris on the Portland run, and Chris spoke glowingly of how much he learned when they worked together. May Bill's memory be eternal!

Brother Bill, for more than 40 years we knew each other and worked many trips to the west end and back with guys like Al Pauquette, Kenny Winn and the Johnson Brothers. Those were hard days but those were the days, we don't do much railroading like that anymore. Brother Bill you worked hard and long, you will be missed by all, so long Brother Bill, Mike Twombly

SFC Keevan and Family: We extend our sympathy on the death of your father. Our prayers and thoughts are with you now. Our sincerest condolences to you and your Family.

Bill, Thinking about you and our many laughs and successes in this time of Grief for you and your family. I did not know your dad, but I know you and I know that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. My most sincere sympathy to you and your family.

So sorry Bill, remember me, you helped me get my credit cards paid, I am so sorry, my mother has a couple days maybe left, so I will be losing her soon also. Stay strong.

RIP Bill.