Keith Ronald Blessing

Cindy, Seth and Derrick,

I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember Keith and his love of being such a prankster. I have so many fond memories as a child camping, boating and love of life with family and friends. What a wonderful cousin to have.
Love, Mark and Chris

With a heavy heart we'd like to express our deepest condolences to the Blessing family
Gabe and Marcia Sciulli

Dear Cindy,
I´m just so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Keith. So many memories flood my mind of our times together as teenagers and young adults. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Cindy Derrick and Seth
Marja and I send our most sincere condolences to you and your family.
Keith will be surely missed by all as he was as I know a wonderful husband, father and most of all to me my brother I never had.
I will always cherish the great times we had throughout our lives as youngsters as all the way keep in touch as adults. I wish him peace in his new journey and look forward to seeing him again on the other side.
Love Marja and Jerry

Dear Blessing family,
We were so encouraged to be part of the Brecksville Oh congregation with Keith. What a privilege to know our hope for the future. The heartache will end when he hears his name called to come out. John 11:43. Until that day may Jehovah carry you in his hands and help you endure. With much love
The Gums

Dear Cindy and family,
I was deeply saddened by the news of Keith´s passing . I grew up with him on Gallatin Blvd in Brook Park during which can be described as the "Wonder Years".
I have many great memories from those days gone by and feel blessed that we had them.Whenever I think of Keith, I will always do it with a smile and a chuckle.He was a great guy and a good man.
R.I.P. Geek.
Your friend,
Jim Mansell

I grew up in Brook Park and remember the DePhillipo´s talking about Keith. Deepest sympathies to all. Much Christian Love, Sheri Scott

Just found out about Keith's passing. I'm so sorry for your loss. Here's a picture of the gang from BrookPark when we all worked at Arby's in my 70's basement. Keith in the red chair, Jeff Maines, George Cheney, Jim Mansell and me on the couch. I remember him as being hilarious, at times, and being a good friend. My deepest condolences.

So sorry for the loss of a classmate and friend. May your journey in heaven be a peaceful one. God bless you Keith