Keith Edward "Webfoot" Lambeth

Keith "Webfoot" Edward Lambeth, age 61, a native of Asheboro and currently of Rockingham passed away January 11, 2025 at Moore Regional Hospital. He was preceded in death by his mentor and HERO uncle, Jimmy Raeford Varner. Webfoot was born December 11, 1963 in Randolph County, North Carolina the son of Ruby Huneycutt Lambeth and the late Lonnie Olan Lambeth. Keith fondly known as "Webfoot", lived a life that truly embodied the spirit of adventure and authenticity. A proud graduate of Southwestern High School of Asheboro in 1983, Keith paved his own way through life with determination, humor, and an unyielding zest for the great outdoors. Those who had the privilege of sharing a meal with Keith knew him as the ultimate grill master. His gatherings were filled with laughter, stories told over sizzling steaks, and the warm company of friends and family. Whether he was blazing trails on a 4-wheeler with his grandsons, casting a fishing line into still waters, or patiently waiting for the perfect moment while hunting, the outdoors was his sanctuary. His love for travel took him from the peaceful embrace of the mountains to the calming waves of the beach, where he found solace and inspiration. Behind the wheel, both professionally as a long and short haul truck driver and personally, Keith's journeys led him to many corners of the country. Keith's passions extended from the open road to the joy of riding his motorcycle. He participated in numerous charity rides, his heart always open to supporting veterans and children's causes such as St. Jude and Toys for Tots. In true "Webfoot" fashion, he brought his own unique flair to every ride. A craftsman at heart, his hands skillfully created objects imbued with love and care. His woodworking pieces stood as a testament to his talent and the joy he took in creating. His garden was nothing short of legendary, blossoming with an array of plants and flowers that showcased his remarkable knowledge and passion for all things green. His sense of humor and ability to find joy in the everyday were unmatched. Never one to hold back, always sharing a laugh and a story with those around him, cutting up with family and friends, and ensuring that every moment spent together was memorable. In the end, Keith " Webfoot" Edward Lambeth walked his own path, laughed loudly, loved deeply, and left an indelible mark on the hearts of all who knew him. Left to cherish his memory are his daughter, Rebecca Lambeth Wimer and husband Christopher Wimer; grandchildren, Preston Lambeth, Ayden Wimer and Corbyn Wimer; brothers, Andy Lambeth and wife Teresa and Sidney Lambeth; and numerous other beloved friends that he considered family. A private celebration of life will be held at a later date with invitations being sent to those who wish to honor his memory.