Keith Leroy Lindstrom

With hearts filled with both sorrow and gratitude, we announce the peaceful passing of Keith Leroy Lindstrom on May 10, 2024. Born in Tracy City, Minnesota, on April 19, 1938, Keith was a beacon of strength and resilience who fought through adversity and found many victories in his latter years. His last years were marked by cherished moments with his beloved daughter and grandchildren, in the embrace of the outdoors that he so loved.
Keith was an accomplished computer programmer who dedicated his professional life to Lockheed Martin until his retirement in 1995. A man of great intellect, he found pleasure in solving puzzles, a hobby that echoed his professional journey of unraveling complex systems. Keith's love for the outdoors was evident in his passion for camping and fishing. He cherished the serenity and beauty of God's creation, often exploring the wonders of nature from the comfort of his pop-up camper. His journey led him to reside in various cities, including Westbrook, Minnesota, Phoenix, Arizona, Lancaster, and Hatboro, Pennsylvania. Wherever he lived, he left a lasting impact, creating memories that will forever be treasured.
Keith was a devout Born Again Christian who loved Jesus Christ with all his heart. His faith was an integral part of his life, and he was a valued member of the Chelten Baptist Church and later attended Calvary Chapel of Philadelphia. As we remember Keith, we are comforted by the words in Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." Keith is survived by his daughter Kristen Harris, his son Jon Lindstrom, and his brothers Dean and Harold Lindstrom. He is preceded in death by his brother Robert Lindstrom, and his parents Grace and Herbert Lindstrom.
As we bid farewell to Keith, we are reminded of his love for life, his family, and God's creation. We invite you to share your memories and upload photos of Keith to his memorial page, a space that serves as a testament to his enduring spirit. Your stories and pictures will help us celebrate his life, remember his legacy, and find comfort in the beautiful memories we shared with him.