Harry Roger Keyfauver

Harry Roger Keyfauver age 94. Born February 18, 1930 in Keddysville, maryland to David Lee Keyfauver and Ruth Mae Lumm passed away peacefully surrounded by family in Afton, Wyoming. He lived in Maryland, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Wyoming. He worked at Lockheed Martin building airplanes. He did road construction, worked at Custom dried foods, Colters lodge, and the Call air Museum. He knew how to do many things. He retired from Simplot Smokey Canyon Mine. He was a pilot, an artist, a plumber, Construction worker, and locksmith. He was the last surviving member of the class of 1947 at Boonsboro. He was married to Cynthia Ann Keyfauver (Cindy) on August 4,1969 in Lander Wyoming and was later married in the Salt lake Temple on March 23, 1984 where we were all sealed. He was a member of the LDS church and held several callings, but his favorite was home teaching. He is survived by his wife Cynthia (Cindy), His Daughters Linda (Ray), Debbie (Nick), Melinda(Brian). And His son David (Schrisse). 14 grandchildren, 17 grandchildren with one on the way to make 18. Nephews Dave and Dennis. He is proceeded in death by his mom and dad, his brothers Frank, Austin, Elis, Bob, and Preston, His sisters Goldie, Louise, Marie and Jean.
We want to thank Schwab Mortuary, Mel Erickson, Max and Mary Merritt, S.V. Hospital staff, Dr. Morgan and Char. For their dedicated help.