and we are very sorry to hear of Keiths passing. I have a lot of fond memories of your family growing up and through the years. I have enjoyed keeping in touch through the letters you have sent to Mom and Dad. As I am working tomorrow; if at all possible I will try and make it to the service or stop in there afterwards.
Sorry to hear about the passing of your husband Dora. I used to work with you at the old Depot 3 back in the 80’s. I’m still at the PO as a LC at the super depot just off Barlow Tr. I plan on retiring at the end of the year after 36.5 years. There’s still a few old timers around like Robbie Lavalle and Denise Rivers.—–Wayne Johns
Through our busy lives we take different paths which leads us to losing touch with many dear friends. One thing we all have in common is the profound sorrow when we lose a love one. Our hearts go out to Darlene, Dora and the whole family in this time of need.
Keith was a great friend to me and always willing to help. I especially appreciated his efforts towards my receiving the Blue Ribbon Award from my peers at Stampede Park. His untiring efforts are greatly appreciated. He was a wonderful friend to many and I feel blessed to have been included as one.
May you find peace in knowing that he is with his God and doing what he can to help someone.
I met Keith at my place of work when he came to deliver birthday greetings to Shirley, his sister; I was immediately charmed by this sweet man. I’m sure the whole family will miss him terribly.
Shirley and family, Mike and I are thinking of you and sending our condolences from afar. Wishing we were closer but will be leaving to come home soon and will hug you then. Loving you..see you soon…keep your chin up.
