Allan Scott "Scottie" Keeney

In the quiet moments, I find myself yearning for your presence, Dad. Wishing you were here to share in the joys, navigate life´s challenges, and offer your comforting wisdom. Your absence is profoundly felt, and the desire to have you by my side lingers. I hold onto the hope that your spirit watches over, guiding and inspiring me. How I wish for one more conversation, one more hug-to experience the warmth of your love once more.

My Papa, the biggest twit I know! He was such a big kid at heart and one of the smartest men I knew! Always at the dinner table helping me with my homework growing up. He's the reason I was so smart at math, and actually loved it! Thank you for all the adventures you and grandma took us on. Tell her hello for me.. behave yourself and no messing around Love Erika

Uncle Scott, you will be missed. I really enjoyed our conversations about genealogy, about my dad as he went through his illness (I valued your input) our playing of pool, words with friends and battleship over the computer/smartphones. You were so smart and your memory was always instant when I would need a date for my research. You had that Keeney sense of humor and could come up with a funny comeback lickity split! I am very thankful to have gotten to know you more in these later years (my seniorness) and not just as a young child. Don't worry, I'll be a good girl :) Tell my dad hello.
To Dee Dee, Charlene and Brian: my sincerest condolences. It seems surreal to have lost two of "those" Keeney boys. The world will never be the same.