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Dan DuByne
January 23, 2025
Keith was a great father-in-law and grandfather. Lots of fond memories of our times together. We´ll miss him.
Anne Hodge
October 28, 2023
I just found out today that Keith Chrisman had died.
I worked as his office administrator, when his office was located
in the Reed Opera House, Salem, Oregon.
Keith was the best boss I ever had in my entire life. He never brow-beat or belittled me; and he was very kind and generous.
I'm very sad to hear of his passing. I will fondly remember him.
Rest in Peace Keith, in the arms of God. - Anne Hodge
Shirley and Susan Kay
June 10, 2023
We have known Liz and Keith for many many years at the Salem Golf Club. They have been great sports for games, family style gatherings and brainstorming quick building remodels : )
Creative and generous with their stories and talents we already miss them so much. God bless the whole family. We'll never forget you both.
Susan Baker
April 28, 2023
My condolences for the loss of your parents. I worked for Keith from 2000-2002 as his part-time office manager. I enjoyed his quick wit and sense of humor. Unfortunately, I will not be in town but my thoughts and prayers are with his family.
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From #1 favorite Sister Janet & #1 favorite Sister Peggy
April 19, 2023
Keith had 2 favorite sisters. Janet & Peggy.
He would send each of us a birthday card or poem saying we were his favorite sister. Little did he know he sent each of us the same card. We had a good laugh. We miss him & loved our favorite brother.
Sam Hall
April 4, 2023
Keith always had time for people, no matter how busy he was. Informed opinions and a quick wit flavored his conversations. I already miss our coffee times and lively discussions on our long walks. He was a friend, smart with a lively sense of humor, as well as being a talented architect.
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