John Christopher Keys

John,

I will always be so grateful to have known you and have you in my life. We all miss you down here. Thank you for always being you, and thank you for all of the memories you gave me.

Love always,
Mia

RIP John Keys, I´ll never forget throwing around the football in the snow in your backyard after our boy scout meeting. John is a great guy and I´ll never forget him

We're all going to miss you dearly brother.

I didn't have many opportunities to run into you back at school, but working with you was always a pleasure, I was incredibly excited and beyond proud to see where you started and eventually step into your Level 5 role at the tech center. You were incredibly driven and dedicated to your craft and you truly excelled at it.

Even more than that it was always a bright moment when I ran into you in passing, and the times we were able to socialize outside of work were always a treat, and I will cherish those times deeply.

Rest easy John, you made an impact on all of us that will never be forgotten

Oh Theresa, Brian,
My heart is just broken at this news. It was such a blessing to steward John, and the rest of our little youth group for all those years. There are no words - Stuey and Tyler convey there condelensces as well. -Lisa Jackson

Many fond memories of the boys together in Cub Scouts and the growing up years as "Whittier" families. John showed great character even as a young boy. Deeply saddened by this news. Sincerely Sandy, Madeline and Henry Kretschmer

Theresa and Brian,
We are deeply saddened by the loss of John. We remember him in the early years at St Paul. And then seeing him years later out on the XC trails competing against our Alex. Gods blessings. Our deepest thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
The Michalaks.

John, we will miss you at the tech center. I always enjoyed working with you and i know others did as well. I know I will miss your smile and happiness in the work place. You were fun to be around. John did not like to be bored, we had a couple nights with little work in test cell 207 about a year ago, and boy did we hear about it. John was basically begging for anything to do at the cell. I am glad he made bis way to the level 5 position. He sure enjoyed helping out with multiple test cells. To John parents and family: John was a great guy, you did a great job raising him. I am sorry for your loss and ours in Columbus. Please know that many friends are praying for you amd him. To paraphrase some scriptures that summarize the John I knew: consider the happy and blessed state of those that keep God's commandments, and as soon as any man, woman, or child departs from this life, their spirit is taken back home to that God that gave them life. I know John's spirit lives on and you will be reunited with him one day.

Hey John, I'll miss you man. You had great taste in bikes and cars, you had such a good outlook on everything and knew what mattered and what didn't. I'll miss joking around together and making work a better place. Nobody here will forget you.

Doug and I are shocked and saddened by this tragic news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all as you make sense of this. Remote control cars.Camp Freeland Leslie. Carpooling ( to the "northside") and his sweet impish smile. Forever in our hearts.

I love you brother