Grant and family sorry for your loss of your brother. My condolence to the whole family.

I am at a loss for words. Keith was such an integral part of my day and I feel empty without him. I will miss his laugh, his sense of humour, his anecdotes, his stories and his warm personality. He was a kind, quirky, loveable man. I am heart broken.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Keith was a beloved part of the Schomberg Sheet Metal family for nearly four decades. His sudden loss is felt deeply by our family, his colleagues and all the people he helped over the years. We offer our deepest condolences, and hope the loving memories of Keith bring your family peace and comfort in the days ahead.

Sandra and family, I was very sad and shocked to hear of the passing of your brother Keith. Even though I didn’t know him personally, it sounds like he was a wonderful man, brother, uncle, and friend. Please know that I’m thinking of all of you during this devastating time.

Our deepest condolence to the Chamberlain family, from the Witherspoons. Keith is fondly remembered growing up in Nobleton.

We just returned from Europe yesterday and I was so saddened to get this news. Keith has been a great neighbour. Always there if you needed something. He was a “car” guy and we spoke many times about his projects and future plans. I will miss him!

Our deepest condolences to the Chamberlain family.

While I didn’t know Keith as a friend I always enjoyed his yearly visit to service our equipment. I would ask for him by name.

He was so easy going, at least with me, and we would talk about everything and anything during the call.

My condolences to family, Keith was special and he will be missed

So sorry to hear. Although I haven’t kept in touch, I remember growing up across King Road from Keith. We used to ride the cattle (we weren’t supposed to….), and generally goof around on the farms as young kids (6-10 years of age.). RIP old friend