Keith was a fine human being. I knew Keith through the elevator industry. I enjoyed our McDonald's coffee breaks when a group of retired elevator men would gather together to discuss the ups and downs of this old world. Rest in Peace, Keith

I am so sorry that I cannot be at the service today, but my present health keeps me away. Keith was a kind hearted man and I was blessed to call him brother-in-law! Liz Lindsay.

Uncle Keith was a loving generous man with a smile lit up a room. For me, he was always known as the "monkey's uncle" and I of course, was the monkey. I feel so blessed that I got to spend a fair amount of time with he and Aunt Al as a child and we discovered so many wonderful places together. I will always picture him in his green convertible mustang. My Dad, Joe, and Uncle Keith did not have the easist of childhoods but you would not know that with the love of life that they both showed us. Uncle Keith and Aunt Al's love story was one of the most amazing tales and I am happy that they can continue where they left off when Alberta left this earth a short time ago. Rest in peace Monkey's Uncle. Love,the Monkey!