Keith Arthur Syvrud

I met Keith in 1969 through my work in Happy's Heating. He helped me get started . He was and is a Good Guy to me. There are far too few of them in this world. Rest In Peace Keith. Bless your family.

Kathy's my best friend from Windsor Grade School and Windsor United Church of Christ and when her dad got into Winnebago motor homes they invited me to camp at Lake Wisconsin one weekend. It was so much fun. Her dad was always working with us kids, we had lots of fun that weekend!! Janet Gasser Krueger

My wife and I have been friends with Keith for more than 55 years; we were employed by AT&T, aka Ma Bell. I considered Keith like a brother from another mother. Keith had no problem asking me for a favor or helping me if I needed one. One day, he asked N. B. Hubbard and me to go to Rockford, IL to pick up three motor homes. It was raining cats and dogs, and Keith was driving like a bat out of hell. It was my first time driving a big motor home and was hectic keeping up. When we arrived in Madison, Keith was laughing and said how much fun he had. When he saw that I was stressed, he laughed even more. When he got his pilot license, he invited Shirley and me to fly with him; Shirley said, "Have a nice flight"! I must admit I was a little nervous, but it went well. Keith helped me put vinyl siding on my house. When we had completed about a fourth of the siding, he told me I was doing a great job and since I had the hang of it, I could finish it myself. He quickly said, "Call me if you need help". After we moved to NC, when Keith and Bette came to NC to visit their son, they would visit us also. When we returned to Madison to visit family, we would visit them as well. We thank God that we were able to visit Keith last July and talk about old times. He still had his sense of humor even though he was tired and in pain. We will miss him. We pray for peace for the family. Sam & Shirley

Keith SyvrudBrian ,Doreen and the whole Syvrud familySo very sorry for your familyRest in peace KeithCliff and Joanne BARTHMAN

My family and I knew Keith for many decades through our involvement with the Brooklyn Airport. We could always count on Keith to motor over in his van when he saw us arrive at the airport, for conversation and always a few corny jokes. We will miss seeing him. Our condolences to all of his loved ones.