I 1st met Keith and his lovely wife at the Dayton Hamevention with Bill Brown (wb8elk). Fast forward to 2023 (the last time I saw him) there were  Hamventions, GPSL's , dinners, geocache findings and many fun activities with them.  A mentor of several topics, Keith was a special person and I am honored to call him my friend. 

Forever in our hearts 

This is part of what we published to the Mo-Kan Regional Council of Amateur Radio Organizations:

Keith was a great guy! He was a very active Ham, and was involved in Scouting, and many public service events. I first met him at the World War I Museum Special Events which he frequently participated in. While representing Scouting, he was one of the Charter Members of the Mo-Kan Regional Council, where he had a seat on Mo-Kan's Board of Directors. Many of you will recall that Keith was the recipient of the 2022 Eagle Award in recognition of his development of Net Control Manager, an application used for logging and managing radio nets and events. https://mokancouncil.org/WA0T…

when it comes to Amateur Radio, I can only scratch the surface when it comes to describing all of the great things Keith accomplished and was involved in.Peace to Keith's family.  Know that he will be very much missed by all of us...

The oral interview I did with him this year can be found here.  We never quite finished it.  It was still on my weekly reminders, but sure glad we got this part done.  Highly recommend to others. 

https://content.mymcpl.org/s/…