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Linda Schilder
July 28, 2018
We had only known Keith & Kay since 2013 but what a pleasure he was. Always with a welcoming smile, an entertaining commentary on whatever topic was going around the table. It is lovely to know more about his legacy which explains his bull dog determination during his declining health. God Bless you all, may all your memories of him bring a smile to your face and warmth to your heart. Linda & Craig Schilder
July 26, 2018
So sorry to hear about Keith. You are in my prayers.
Gerry Nendick (Susan Litherland's friend from Chicago)
Cathy LaPore
July 26, 2018
He will be greatly missed as he was greatly loved. I am blessed to have had such a great father.
becky durdak
July 26, 2018
Kay and family, We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Keith. He was such a fantastic man and he will be missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love, Becky, Jim, Drew and Halle Durdak
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