Keith Warner

July 31st, 1951 - February 15th, 2018

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Keith was one of my sister-in-law Cindy's best friends. He finished a beautiful family room for her in the downstairs of her home. After Cindy passed away, Keith became our friend, too. We called on him to do a number of different projects for us at our cottage, and it amazed me how he could figure out exactly how to get them done and done well. He always charged us less than what his work was worth, but that was just Keith. He was generous with his friends. I had great respect for Keith's loyalty and his integrity. He always told it like it was, with no pussy-footing around. I appreciated that. He was a man of his word. If he said he would do something, he did it, and we were more than grateful for all the ways he helped us. I will remember his friendliness, his generosity, his stories and his laugh, which we heard often. Keith was definitely one of the good guys, and we will miss him.

Mary Roessler

February 23rd, 2018 at 12:00am

Keith was one of my sister-in-law Cindy's best friends. He finished a beautiful family room for her in the downstairs of her home. After Cindy passed away, he became our friend, too. One of the things I admired most about him was his ability to figure out how to do most any project we would ask of him at our cottage. He would do it well and always charge us less than his work was worth, but that was just Keith. He was generous with his friends. I had great respect for his loyalty and his integrity. He had a way of always telling it like it was without any pussy-footing around. I appreciated that. We enjoyed Keith's friendship, his stories and his laugh, which we heard often. He was definitely one of the good guys and we will miss him.