Keith Charles Commander

I knew Keith when I was very young and living in bldg 2115 in the Bayview housing projects in Canarsie Brooklyn he was funny smart and very much loved by everyone may he rest in peace

Our first year together I loved taking photos. We called this one
Shadows of Stony Brook.
I love and miss you. It doesn´t get easier.

The year mark has passed..it doesn´t get easier. I miss you more than words can say.
You would be so proud of our son, he stepped up and matured very quickly.
Thank goodness we decided to go for a third! He is my rock.

We were just kids.
I love you.

I was deeply saddened to hear the news of Keith's passing earlier this month.
He and I worked together for many years, and I have nothing but fond memories of him.
He was always the smartest guy in the room, and the funniest.
Keith was a blessing to us all and will be sorely missed.
Condolences to the entire Commander family.

I'm very sorry to hear about Keith's passing. I worked with Keith years ago and he was my manager for a number of projects. I remember him as a hardworking individual with a great sense of humor who was a pleasure to work with. My sincerest condolences to his entire family. I will keep you all in my prayers.

Deeply saddened to hear of Keith's passing. My deepest sympathy to Dorothy their children and grandchildren. We worked together for so many years. As Dorothy mentioned, his witty nature, humor and writing skills were unparalleled. He is probably correcting this note as I write it. But personally I will miss the times away from the office on the golf course. I still have vivid memories of our myrtle beach trip. For those reading this that didn't know Keith's golf 'abilities', you would know he didn't have any and would be disappointed if I didn't say it. I will miss you my friend, until we me again. Rest in peace.

I worked with Keith at United healthcare both as a colleague and I report it to him as well. He was a great boss and we shared a common Brooklyn lineage. I´m heartbroken at his passing. He certainly march to his own drum and I will miss our conversations. Rest well my friend, you will be missed.

40 years through thick and thin...I love you so.
Marv, I´m at a loss for words!

Keith and I grew up together in the Bayview Projects in Canarsie and we went school together through high school. We have been friends for over 55 years.
Truly brilliant mind. Deep thinker. Intellectual Polymath. Rapier wit. We shared and were in simpatico on so many interests including skepticism and a love of science, especially astronomy. We emailed each other often.
But most importantly, Keith had a heart of gold with great empathy and concern for others. He was a wonderful person and a dear and loyal friend.
I will miss him always. Rest in lasting peace my old friend
With condolences to Dorothy and the entire Commander family.
Marty Eisenberg