Keith David Hollier

Keith David Hollier, age 64 beloved husband, dad, grandfather, son, brother passed away in Jacksonville, FL on November 13, 2025, leaving a void his family cannot fill. Keith passed away peacefully with family by his side.

Keith was born in Fulton, NY on February 2, 1961, to David and Susan (Tyler) Hollier. He was the big brother of Kelly Gardner and Kerry Hollier. Keith attended and graduated from Red Creek Central High School in 1980. After school he joined the workforce by working at Coastal Clocks in Red Creek, then the Ladder Company in North Rose, and then worked at Hanson Aggregates Stone Quary in Butler, NY where he retired. After retirement Keith worked for Catholic Charities of Oswego County that he would confirm that was his most favorite and rewarding job.

Keith was raising two lovely children, Douglas and Barbra, before he met the love of his life Andrea and her son Benjamin. They were married on August 20, 1994, to make their family whole.

Keith took special joy in many activities. Throughout his life he enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, watching sports of all kinds, and camping, especially sitting around a campfire enjoying a beer or two. He was a craftsman who loved tinkering, restoring and building anything with a motor. Keith could fix just about anything. All he needed was an idea, he would do research, think about it and then the idea would come to life. Keith enjoyed being out on the pontoon boat relaxing in the sun and enjoying many beautiful sunsets. He loved enjoying all these activities with family and friends.

Keith was proceeded in death by his mother Susan (Tyler) Hollier and his loving fur buddy, Buckley. Keith is survived by his loving wife of 31 years Andrea (Kirsch) Hollier, as well as his children Douglas Hollier, Barbra (Donald) Delpa, and Benjamin Kirsch. He is also survived by 10 beautiful grandchildren that were the love of his life, Zeke, Macale, Wyatt, Korbin, Damian, Brooke, Cindy, Noah, Layla and Louie and one great grandchild who will be arriving in April. Keith is survived by his father David Hollier, sister Kelly Gardner and brother Kerry Hollier. He is also survived by many cherished aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws, nieces, nephews and dear friends.

A Celebration of Life for Keith will be planned soon. Details will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers the family asks that you check the air in your tires, the belts and all the spark plug wires – just as he would while working on a project with family or friends. In Keith's honor donations can be made to Catholic Charities of Oswego County. www.ccoswego.com