He married Nancy Bloom in 1956. They had one daughter and three sons. In 1995 he married Teresa. Dr. Keith was a chiropractor in West Plains, Mo, Horseshoe Bend, Ark, and Fulton, Mo.
He was an eternal optimist who loved his family and friends, had a strong faith in God, and felt a deep need to give back to the community. Active in Boy Scouts for many years, he earned the Silver Beaver - the highest honor for Council level Scout leaders. He served in the United States Army National Guard for eight years and was an avid pilot who loved spending time outdoors. His family and friends remember him as their biggest cheerleader; for showing genuine interest in their lives, and for his ongoing support and encouragement of others.
He was an eternal optimist who loved his family and friends, had a strong faith in God, and felt a deep need to give back to the community. Active in Boy Scouts for many years, he earned the Silver Beaver - the highest honor for Council level Scout leaders. He served in the United States Army National Guard for eight years and was an avid pilot who loved spending time outdoors. His family and friends remember him as their biggest cheerleader; for showing genuine interest in their lives, and for his ongoing support and encouragement of others.
He married Nancy Bloom in 1956. They had one daughter and three sons. In 1995 he married Teresa. Dr. Keith was a chiropractor in West Plains, Mo, Horseshoe Bend, Ark, and Fulton, Mo.
He was an eternal optimist who loved his family and friends, had a strong faith in God, and felt a deep need to give back to the community. Active in Boy Scouts for many years, he earned the Silver Beaver - the highest honor for Council level Scout leaders. He served in the United States Army National Guard for eight years and was an avid pilot who loved spending time outdoors. His family and friends remember him as their biggest cheerleader; for showing genuine interest in their lives, and for his ongoing support and encouragement of others.
He was an eternal optimist who loved his family and friends, had a strong faith in God, and felt a deep need to give back to the community. Active in Boy Scouts for many years, he earned the Silver Beaver - the highest honor for Council level Scout leaders. He served in the United States Army National Guard for eight years and was an avid pilot who loved spending time outdoors. His family and friends remember him as their biggest cheerleader; for showing genuine interest in their lives, and for his ongoing support and encouragement of others.
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