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Terry Wimberly
November 13, 2012
Keith will be certainly missed by all of his friends. The past few days without having Keith to talk too has been really hard. Keith was always ready to help any of us. Keith had always called me "terrible" not that I was giving him any trouble but that was just Keith way of laughing with all of us. Keith you will certainly be miss!
Tina Mancuso
November 12, 2012
I only knew Keith for a short time but grew fond of him very fast. He had a way to make me laugh like nobody ever has. Keith also had the distinction of being the only man who has ever loved large Ice cream sundaes more than I do. He will remain forever in the hearts and minds of those who loved him.
Cindy Langlois Prudhomme
November 12, 2012
CB,so sorry to hear about your brother. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Marie Bernard
November 11, 2012
Brigit and family, Prayers are with you and your family.
Judy and bruce Mcdaniel
November 11, 2012
To a dear friend for 15 years. I spoke with him an hour ,a week before his death. I told him we had been praying for him due to his health issues and he told me he had been praying a lot also. I know in my heart he is in heaven making everyone laugh. He always called me Pratt and his good friend terry terrible. Called my husband uncle Bruce. He had such a good heart and he is missed very much.
November 11, 2012
Keith will be certainly missed by all of his friends. The past few days without having Keith to talk too has been really hard. Keith was always ready to help any of us. Keith had always called me "trouble" not that I was giving him any trouble but that was just Keith way of laughing with all of us. Keith you will certainly be miss!
Florence "Tee Niney" Day
November 11, 2012
Brigg, Tootie, and Brett,
Sorry to read about Keith's passing. My heart weeps for your family. He is now in heaven with your mom and dad. Your dad and he are probably playing cards.
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