Keith W. Davis

Sending prayers for comfort and peace 🙏🏼

Keith was my “much” older cousin even though he was only 4 years my senior. His family would visit Lake Lida often. Oh what mischief we would get into. One event involved “commondering” a double decker raft and god forbid got caught. We bolted, swam like dolphins, and ran like rabbits. We escaped, mostly, save our parents’ rath. Oh what antics our parents never learned about!

Keith’s sacrifices and service to our country was honored at his 75th. birthday this summer with a Quilt of Honor. Thank you Keith for honoring us and our courtry with your military service.

It was so special to reconnect with Keith again at Lake Lida and AZ the last few years after life caused us to drift apart. Linda, you snagged a great one, and he was also one lucky duck for catching you.

Linda, Dawn, Amy, Alita, Dwayne, and family, cry as you must, hug each other till your arms ache, remember always his life and love, share those memories, laugh heartily, and reflect with joy those precious memories with others. He is always with us as long as we keep his memories alive in our hearts and stories of him on our lips.

Blessings and peace always!

Cousin Dean Davis

So very sorry for your loss.
Love Scott & Cathy Malago
Joshua and Patty

Linda: We are so sorry to hear about Keith’s passing. He was a wonderful neighbor at the lake. He will be missed. Prayers to you and the family. Jon and Julie DuBord

Keith was the warmth and welcome in every room he was in. He truly was a gentle giant of a man and heart. We will all miss him. Den and Ellen Moran

So sorry for your loss, people pass on but their memory lives on in your hearts. May the love of family and friends bring you peace and comfort at this time. With deepest Sympathy, Debbie (Kaatz) Garland.

Oh the memories I have of the cousins and Lake Lida! With two ladies sharing the house (our Davis grandmas) there was a passel of kids of all ages! We would have water fights all day long! We’d be exhausted, rest for a bit, then someone would pour a bucket of water on someone else and away we would go again! The cycle of life goes on and we are blessed to have our memories. The cycle just goes too fast. Hold on to the memories, it sounds cliche, but oh so true! Jackie Davis ❤️

I worked several years with Keith in Valley City and there was never a dull moment when he was around. He always had nicknames for me and always treated me well both on and off work. I will miss him.

Aleta and sisters;
I had planned to be there but life changed my plans. Please accept my sympathy and hugs. He is free from pain but will always be with you.

Lots of good memories of Keith. Growing up in the 1950s and 1960s. My family lived next door to his family on Maple street in Kindred. I started school with his brother Dennis. Keith was a year behind us. We ran the neighborhood together. Played games (anti-i-over over my dad’s garage, sat and talked on our front steps and in our back yards. Lit a lot of firecrackers together, sometimes almost blowing off fingers. Shot gophers out in the fields behind our houses. Sat outside of Keith and Dennis’s bedroom window listening to their Beach Boy albums. Argued about whose Dad drank the better beer – his dad drank Grain Belt and my dad drank Hamm’s. And later drank an occasional beer together. Shared the heartbreak when his brother Dennis died. Over the years we gradually saw less of each other, but it was always a good time when we got together. We both came from good families and both shared the love for getting together with our families through the years. Doing things for our kids and family members. Linda, I wish I had gotten to see you and Keith more in the later years. My condolences to you over Keith’s passing. He was a very good man. Old friend, Allen Erickson.

On behalf of my son Andrew(Drew), myself and our family, we send our deepest condolences 💐 to Kylie and her family. We pray asking The Lord to send his Comforter to the family and friends. Andrew spoke so highly of Mr. Keith how they enjoyed the debating of which branch of the USA military was best, The Navy or The AirFroce. Also the joy of what they shared in common was they both joined the military at 17 years old, (what Mr Keith didn’t know is The Navy was Andrew 1st choice) and their love for Kylie. Kylie is a beautiful, loving, kind hearted, intelligent young lady, my son is blessed to be apart of her life. I personally didn’t have the honor to meet the war hero, but listening to my son and Kylie sharing how wonderful he was, Mr. Keith, Thank you for your services, I salute you. May you Rest In Peace, Blessings Overflow 🙏🏽❤️💐

I want to send my sincere sympathy to all of Keith’s family: He had a great life and served in the Navy and worked hard as a line man and spread his kindness to all which is a special trait to have and is dearly needed in this world we live in now. Thank you Keith for your service and the kindness in our town called Kindred. Jon KHS 1965