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Keith Edmund Kennedy Jr
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He is survived by his brother and sister in-law, Tim and Kim Kennedy along with his niece Bailey Kennedy and great nephew Bennett Pittman all from Wilmington, NC; a well as his sister Connie Flowers and nephew Travis Colbert from Cataula, GA; and his uncle and aunt, Dewey and Candy Moulder from Danville, VA. He was preceded in death by his Dad, Keith Kennedy, Sr., and Mother Sandra Kennedy;
Keith will be missed and is loved by all that knew him. A celebration of life will be held at a later date and we will keep family and friends updated. May he rest in peace.
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Linda Rae Keegan
April 11, 2024
Keith was a wonderful person. I always referred to him as "the son I never had". We all do sure miss him but he will always remain in our hearts.
R.I.P. sweet man.
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Debora Watson
April 11, 2024
Keith was my best friend. We loved each other like sister and brother. We had great time together at the race in Virginia as he would say he popped my cherry when it came to racing. We loved going camping with his brother and his niece. We would go to the beach to stay for a while. Then back to the cap site. Where talks took place with a lot of laughter. I helped him out when he needed it. As we would say we were each other´s rock. Keith you will always be friends and I will love you forever brother. I will see you soon
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