Donald J. Keeth

hammer!!!!!! its been that long ago

Hammer,
I will really miss being greeted at the Concordville with your big friendly smile and your "Ronnieeeeee". I always enjoyed our little chats about Kevin over Manhattans , and will always appreciate that fact that you really were his Dad at work. You meant so much to him, his coworkers and all of the customers. I will miss you. Until or next Manhattan together, RIP my Friend. RIP

RIP Don ..

There are no words.....What moves through us is a silence, a quiet sadness, a longing for one more day, one more word, one more touch, we may not understand why you left this earth so soon, or why you left before we were ready to say good-bye, but little by little, we begin to remember not just that you died, but that you lived. And that your life gave us memories too beautiful to forget. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

my sweet an hardheaded man. you always kept me focused and my go to person. now its taking 2 wonderful men to do what u did.donnie you are well loved and have so many extended family and friends and thank you for being you because ow I have them. your girls are lost without you here. I could go on and on. just know I love you with all my heart and you will always be with me. and I know you are swinging them clubs and that makes mw smile

Hammer always called me trucks but never knew why..good memories of Donny.RIP

Every day at Chester HS there was a laugh with Don.

Our condolences to Dot, the Keeth family and everyone else that was like family. He will be missed, but never will be or could be forgotten. May you find comfort in the memories he left to so many. We are honored to say we knew such a great loving and caring man. Rest In Peace Hammer.

donnie, was a wonderful person and a good friend. he will be sadly missed..¢¾ rip don..

Donnie was a wonderfull person He cared about everyone and had a nick name for everybody.I think he had 2 or 3 for me He was a good friend and he will be missed.but as they say he is in a better place.I don't think he would agree he loved life and I know he wasn't ready to leave. I sure would like to know what he will call God and St Peter.Our condolence to Dot and family.
Jim & Evelyn Flanagan & Family

Very sad to hear of this. My loving thoughts are with all of you who know and love him so dearly.

Your hospitality to Maria, Josh, and I when we came to the 'Ville was first class, you brought a sense of family to the restaurant, always having a moment to say hello when you were "in the weeds"..and you were a great neighbor for many years too, your battles with the Association were memorable! We lost a great man, but we're richer for having known you..

Come in please come in..

Uncle Don - you're forever in my memory of good times from my youth - 'rassling, riding the tractor with you, & teaching me how to shoot hoops as a south paw. I'm doing the same things with my nephew and son,also a lefty. Everyone I'm fond of gets a nickname too. You impacted me more than I ever got to tell you. Thank you for the great memories. Love Stuart ('Monst') Tierney.