I knew keith a long long time ago from provincetown. I was looking up his name on facebook, to see how he was and was very sad to come across this. I met his mom yrs ago in conneticut. God rest her soul as well.He was a very talented person, and although it has been at least 15 yrs since I have seen or spoken to him , I remember my time in Hawaii with him. Great life adventure. RIP Keith.

You will live on in our memories

Hi there Keith, Thank you for the lengthy emails and wonderfull life lessons that I was able to learn from you. I wish we could've had more time in this lifetime but cherish the moments we did share. I hope you find the rest you deserve and hope to catch you later in the afterlife... Kind regards, and my condolences to your family.

Keith was a kind man with a continuous will to learn new things and meet new people, I'm glad our paths crossed and I had a chance to know him. His uplifting spirit and good humor will be missed. My condolences to his friends and family, Keith was good friend to many.

I'm not a man of many words so I'll keep it short and simple: I feel sad you're gone.

I met Keith in 1982 while ice skating at Branford Pond. I was 15 and he was a few years older. He helped me up from a fall and I was immediately taken by his striking good looks, beautiful smile and sparkling eyes. He was so charismatic and, in fact, he was the only boy I ever fought with my best friend Elisa over. Although I haven’t been in contact with him since those days, I was deeply saddened to

I met Keith in 1982 while ice skating at Branford Pond. I was 15 and he was a few years older. He helped me up from a fall and I was immediately taken by his striking good looks, beautiful smile and sparkling eyes. He was so charismatic and, in fact, he was the only boy I ever fought with my best friend Elisa over. Although I haven’t been in contact with him since those days, I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing and would like to extend my sincere sympathy to his family. It is never easy to lose someone so close but I hope you can find comfort in the fact that he touched my life and his smile remains in my heart.

I was Keith's girlfriend in high school. I am so sad to hear of his death. I have fond memories of him and was happy to hear how well he was doing in life despite his illnesses. My condolences go out to his mom, Janice, siblings and his grandmother. I remember fondly both Janice and his grandmother Dolores from my younger years. I wish I was able to see or talk to Keith over the years. I thought he lived out-of-state and didn't know how to get in touch with him. My prayers go out to his entire family. Lisa