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Sponsored by Elisha Unger Youngblood I will always remember you Keith.
Douglas. Roger's Pence
August 4, 2021
You made a huge odifference in my life. Thank Mr Unger
Doug Rogers/Pence
November 29, 2020
He was a inspiration to me he got me interested inmusic and cannot imagine my life without music Thank You Mr Unger you will be missed
Andy Herold
November 12, 2019
I took private drum lessons off Keith at his home. At Harding Junior high I was in stage band marching band orchestra a band b band he was a great teacher and a patient and alsome man.
February 14, 2015
Rest in peace, Mr Unger.
Glenna Keltner
August 12, 2014
R.I.P Mr.Unger I always wonder what happened to you. You was a caring man and teacher gone but not forgotten
Gary Willis
August 11, 2014
What a kind, gentle man. I took drum lessons from Mr. Unger. My skills were lacking, but, he was always positive in his attempts to improve those skills. One night, in 1964, he invited my family to watch him perform at a local restaurant/club. The thrill of the night was when he dedicated to me the tune "Caravan" which included a drum solo. He was great! I've thought about him many times and am sad at his passing. My sympathies to his family.
Woody Woodrey
August 11, 2014
I know Keith's playing in that great band in heaven. One of the finest guys with whom I've been associated.
Melanie Watts (Lunsford)
August 10, 2014
Mr. Unger was a caring unique man. I played clarinet in the school band and first seat in city wide band and he always was the first to encourage and praise you. He was a GREAT asset to Harding Jr high. Much love and prayers to his family and friends. He's playing with God's band of Angels.
August 10, 2014
I also was a majorette under Mr. Unger. I also remember him as such a kind, soft spoken man. Those days were some of my favorite memories at Harding. Rest in peace Mr. Unger. You touched a lot of lives.
Sharon Brown
August 10, 2014
Iwas head majorette under Mr. Unger at H arding. He was such a soft spoken and kind man. My family often wondered how he did after kidney surgery. Sounds like he must have did fine. So sorry for your loss.
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