Very sad to hear of Keith's passing. Our most sincere condolences to all of Keith's Family. A generous man with a big heart. Glad he touched our lives. God bless.

Dear Jackie,
My sincerest condolences at the loss of Keith. I know how very proud you were of his accomplishments and I can certainly see why in the messages I have read. My memory of Keith was the determination he showed on the hockey rink. I well remember the games that I refereed involving Keith's team. Regardless of what occurred, he would always say to me at the end: good game. My heart is with you and your family.

As I keep Keith’s family wrapped tightly in my prayers, I want to extend my love, appreciation, and condolences to family and friends. Keith was an incredible salesman who took the time to teach me, in customer service, so much about the industry. He was one of those people that could light up a room and make everyone feel valued. He never forgot my family on Christmas and we always saved a special spot among the holiday decor for “Keith’s delivery.” There will never be another one like him and I am just honored and grateful to have had the opportunity to know and work with such a wonderful soul.

Jackie: Our sincere condolences. I grew up with Keith, went to school, played hockey and soccer together. In later years we played hockey together in Orangeville. They were great years playing for Barth's. Rita and the kid's got to know you well through those years. I was very upset when Rita told me Keith was ill. Again, very sorry for your loss.

We all do it. It's like a rolodex spinning in our heads. During the day we have memories, triggered by a sight, a place, a phrase or comment and often by a song. Not many days go by that I don't think of Keith. A long list of adventures and misadventures carried us through our younger years.
Keith taught me to dress like a gentleman, see the beauty in a simple brush stroke and charge down the ice like a champion.
The pain felt at the time of a loved ones passing is sharp and deep but it is eased with memories as they spin by in my rolodex of Keith.
For Keith nothing was just done, it was done with purpose and grandeur. His influences can be seen and felt everywhere and especially with the people he touched.
I'm grateful for my friendship with Keith. For standing with me during my wedding, for never saying no when I needed a helping hand or an ear to listen.
We will miss you but I will never stop thinking about you.
Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Timmings, Steve, Karen and family our heart and prayers go out to you. Find comfort in the memories.

Namaste. Ian, Mary and family

I knew Keith in the days of our youth. He was an outstanding athlete: we played soccer together. He was a wonderful co-worker: we worked in the city centre building kiosk booths. And he was a helluva Viking: we paddled the Beaver River Crazy Boat race.
Keith made his mark on some wonderful memories growing up in Bramalea. He will be sorely missed.

Our hearts go out to you Jackie, Mr. & Mrs. Timmings, Steven and Karen.

Rich, Sarah, Will and Claire