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Carolyn Dahl Crane
August 11, 2006
I am sorry for your lost , I have many memories with keith and lisa and the rest of the family , when we get together with your family and my family . I can feel your pain . Because I have lost someone in my family . May heavenly father bless you and your family with many blessing years to come . Always cheries good memories in your heart .
Yolanda Carle
August 11, 2006
Dear Russ and Judy, Tyler, Michael, and Lynn:
Keith was a special, lovable young man, always full of positive energy, and he was very dear to me. His loving spirit will live on in our hearts and will serve as a guide to his son, Court, with whom he shared a special bond. Sorry I can't be there today, but I will be there in spirit. Love you all dearly.
--Aunt Yolanda
Wendy Carle
August 11, 2006
Dear Russ and Judy, Tyler, Michael, and Lynn:
Keith was a fun and sweet companion, and he will be missed by all those who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time.
Love, The Carle/Chandler Family
DaWayne White
August 11, 2006
Some of my best childhood memories were hanging out with the Perry's. I'm sorry to hear about Keith’s passing. He was a great friend.
Michael Canham
August 10, 2006
Lynn, the years have passed since I have seen you and Keith, but the memories remain fresh. Keith always gave without expecting, loved without fearing, and smiled without doubting.
He was a true and kind gentleman.
The "Captain" might be chartering a new course, but he will always be with you in the stars. My heart and prayers go out to your entire family, but most of all to you Lynn. Remain strong, you are loved and never alone.
Richard and Jo an Dahl
August 10, 2006
Dear Russ and Judy,
Since we learned of Keith's passing we have thought a great deal about many pleasant days of the past that were spent with you and your family, as well as some rather sad ones, as both of our families have been challenged with the passing of children. The axiom that children are supposed to bury their parents has not been borne out for either of our families. But all of that notwithstanding we have known more blessings than sorrows.
Our love to you and to Tyler, Michael and Lynn.
Richard and Jo an
Judy Nebel
August 10, 2006
I am so stunned by Keith's loss that I find myself looking into the heavens wondering why. I love Keith. He was one of "MY Boys" and now we've lost two of them long before it was their time. Keith was such as loving and tender individual. The teachers at Turman Elementary called me in to clarify that my girls talked about their Big Brothers and they knew we had no big brothers in my family so the girls had adopted Keith, Kyle, Dale, and Troy as their very own big brothers. Keith was so tender with them and I never worried about my girls when they were with their Big Brothers. Keith will always have a spot in my heart as one of MY Boys and I pray that Heavenly Father will take Keith in his Loving arms and give him a hug from me. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have known Keith as well as I did and please forgive me for not keeping better track of you over the years. My love to Judy and Russ. Heavenly Father must know your strengths to allow one more trial in your lives. You've truly had more than your share. Our love and sympathy go to you and your family in this time of sadness and loss. Love, Lon and Judy Nebel and family
Cindy Carle Davenport
August 10, 2006
How I treasure memories of my dear, younger cousin, playing happily as a child at our grandparents' cabin near Cedar City. I will remember him as always wearing a sweet smile.
Cindy Carle Davenport
August 10, 2006
I will treasure memories of Keith, my dear, younger cousin. I can picture him as a child having so much fun at our grandparents' cabin in Cedar City. What a sweet smile he had.
Stephanie Huntsman
August 10, 2006
Russ and Judy, My heart goes out to you. I was so sad to hear the news but immediately thought of Lisa and how she must be holding her brother right now. I can't imagine your pain and sadness. Please take comfort in the Lord who knows your pain. One day we'll see the big picture as He does and then we'll understand. (Proverbs 3:5-6) Right now, I know, it just doesn't make any sense. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Big, big hugs!
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