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Jim & Gwen Klein
April 2, 2005
The Klein and Keeler families met in 1948 and had been close friends ever since. Beginning in grade school,Jeff was a roll model and mentor to me. His competiveness, code of ethics,leadership skills and empathy for others, were strong traits that he displayed early on in his life. I know that he had the same effect on many others after he left Wyomissing. Jeff had a terrific career as a busines and community leader in addition to being a great family man.
Our deepest sympathy !
Jennifer Watson
April 1, 2005
We will miss Jeff deeply. I feel honored to have known him. His spirt will live on here forever at Team Fishel.
Garrett Stevens
April 1, 2005
Diane-Andrea and I wanted to extend our most sincere sympathies to you and all the family on Jeff's passing. My family and the Keelers were neighbors and great friends who grew up together in Wyomissing. I'll always remember and cherish the times we were together. Jeff was my first basketball coach. From what I can tell he never stopped being a coach, encouraging, mentoring and just making sure we all saw the possibilities and the rewards of living life to the fullest. May your faith and your family and friends be your refuge until you and Jeff meet again.
Paul Hester
March 31, 2005
I knew Jeff as an employee of Fishel Technologies. And I have to say I have never known a more fair and honest man to work for. Jeff was a role model for all business leaders to follow and truely cared for the poeple that worked for him.
The day I left Fishel, Jeff took time out of his day to walk through the office to find me just to shake my hand, and wished me luck in my new ventures. He was that kind of employer. But it was the way he said, " I never fault anyone trying to better themselves, and if you ever need a job, come on back". I will never forget that offer, or working for a man like him.
Thanks Jeff
Royal Riedinger
March 31, 2005
I knew Jeff through his sister Jane. Whether at his home in Columbus or Jane's in Cincinnati, it was always a pleasure to share thoughts and experiences with him. My deepest sympathy to Diane and all the extended family. You are in my prayers.
Gerri Muroski
March 31, 2005
My deepest sympathy to the Keeler family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Christine (Ruth) Schwartzkopf
March 31, 2005
Dearest Diane, Bobby, Janie and family...My love and condolences are with you all at this time. Jeff was the "epitomy of men". I can visualize all the wonderful childhood/adolescence memories throughout the years we lived in Wyomissing and attended school from beginning to graduation, together. His enthusiasm was contagious and I can picture that adorable smile. I am confident that your faith will sustain you, knowing that he is with the Lord God. Love and blessings to all of you. Wyomissing High School Class of '59.
Glenn&Betty Hayes
March 30, 2005
To all the family, So sorry for your loss. He was a good man and will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Paul David Hayes
March 30, 2005
We are sorry for your loss. Have known Jeff for a long time. Jeff was one of a kind and his enthusiasm and generosity will be greatly missed. Teammate Paul David Hayes & family-(Dayton area)
Dorothy Bennett
March 29, 2005
My heart and prayers are with you all. Although I didn't know Jeff, I know how close Jane was with him and how much she will miss him. From some of the stories I have heard, Jeff was a great person. I know he will be missed by all who knew him.
Stacie Rodgers
March 29, 2005
To me Jeff was the picture of Fishel. He could make you smile just by him walking in the room. He always made you feel comfortable. He was a big influence why I am still a member of Team Fishel. He will be deeply missed.
Pam Paulos-Strike
March 29, 2005
Diane and Family,
I was truly saddened at the news of Jeff's passing...knowing his suffering over the last while from Jane, I just wanted to pass along my heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. I believe Jeff is in a better place...and I know he will be remembered always by those who knew and loved him. Peace for all of you, Pam
Brian Trotier
March 29, 2005
In my opinion, the life of Jeff Keeler can be described by the word "gentleman". I feel honored to have shared time with him and his wonderful family and offer my deepest condolences to them.
Brian L. Trotier
Indian Hill Church
March 29, 2005
Through Jane (& Larry Bennett), we've come to know how much joy and love and happiness Jeff brought to his family and friends. We wish you comfort & peace- know that our prayers are with you all. With love, the Congregation of the Indian Hill Church.
Don and Donna Gepfert
March 28, 2005
Jeff was a special man.
I will always remember his wonderful smile and positive attitude.....and this phrase he shared with me many years ago." It is better to be a back slapper than a shin kicker!"
His Pennsylvania Dutch speech imitations were priceless.
We are richer for having shared his friendship!!
Don and Donna Gepfert
Mark and Mary Johnston
March 28, 2005
All who knew him were blessed. Only to see how he influenced others that he came in contact with. His love of family will be carried out through his own sons. He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Ronald V. Johnson
March 28, 2005
Jeff was enthusiastic about his family, church, friends and business, too. - on his journey may that enthusiasm continue.
We shared a relationship through our sons, his Rick and my Ron. From preschool to adulthood, their growth and development was part of a great friendship and a special joy. That kind of joy was part of the fiber of Jeff, reflected in his family and his world. May we gain from that ability to have joy.
Love and condolences to Diane and Jeff's immediate and extended family.
Cheryl Zupke
March 28, 2005
My father worked with Jeff Keeler for many years. I will always be indepted to Jeff for how well he treated my father and our entire family. Jeff was a wonderful example of a Godly man and an inspiration to those who knew him.
God bless all those who loved and will miss him.
Cheryl Zupke (Wiggins)
Brad Dunlevy
March 28, 2005
Our world will not be the same without him. He made such a great impact on so many peoples lives that his spirit will continue on in all of us. I am proud to have been a Teammate and honored to be able to call him a friend.
Pat Sullivan
March 28, 2005
Enjoy Rotary!! That was Jeff's motto when President Of Rotary. It was a simple and powerful statement which is the way Jeff approached every task he undertook, as well as life itself. I will never forget him!!
Greg Guy
March 28, 2005
You have our deepest condolences.
Jeff was a wonderful person. He is in a better place.
Much love.
Greg Guy and Lisa Ingram
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