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Gina Sullivan
February 21, 2011
To the Millsop Family:
Over 20 years ago, I had the pleasure of having Mr. Millsop as my professor at Siena College for a business writing class. I was really impressed by his wit and sense of humor. And, for the rest of my life, I will remember to use the verbs "bring" and "take" properly. So sorry for your loss. He was a gem.
February 16, 2011
For the Millsop Family
So sorry for your loss.
Keith contributed much to the successes of Troy Savings Bank as one of its board members.
My deepest sympathy,
Eleanor Fadeley
Donna Mulig
February 15, 2011
Keith was a wonderful man, who loved music, laughter, his family and friends. Bob and Donna Mulig
David King
February 14, 2011
Keith was a very special man who know how to live, laugh and love. He had a heart of gold and brought light to all who knew him. I am blessed to have known him and am saddened by his passing.
February 14, 2011
He will be missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him-wonderful man. played alot of tennis together-he won-jack boyajian
Craig Valentine
February 14, 2011
Amy and Family, It's been a few years, MaryBeth and I are so sad to here of your dad's passing. He was a great guy with a really good sense of humor. Remembering him brings back great memories of your Mom at the farm with the dogs and horses as well. I am sure he will be at great peace being back with Peggy. May god bless Keith and your family.
February 13, 2011
Keith was a good friend to me and my Dad during his days at the Ford Plant. I extend my sympathies to all his family members. Mike McNulty
February 13, 2011
keith was the best-it was an honor to know him and play tennis with him-i am so sorry. we had so much fun -he had a great sense of humor- he will be missed.
Marcia Aronowitz
February 13, 2011
Dear Milsop family, My husband also played doubles with Keith. He always was the perfect gentleman and Lee really enjoyed his game.
Keith was a memorable person and will be missed.
Warmest regards,
Marcia Aronowitz
Dennis Hurley
February 13, 2011
To the Millsop Family,
I was sorry to read of Keith's Passing.
Though I have not seen him him for many years, I still have vivid memories of us playing tennis together. When we played doubles together, I would always have to be on top of my game, - or Keith would sure let me know when I wasn't.
He was a real competitor. Tough to play w/him or against him. But, he was a great guy - and a darn good tennis player.
In Heaven, look up my son Todd. Keep an eye on him, play some singles and doubles - but go easy on him.
God Bless You.
Candace Millsop
February 12, 2011
Please accept my condolences and prayers for the whole family.
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