Kenny "Gonzo" Keith

As much as I'll miss him, I'm more grateful that I knew him. Luv ya, man.

I have so many fond memories that include this beautiful soul it would be hard to narrow one down. He’s been a part of my life since I was very young and the good old Falling Rock summers through celebrating his 60th bday with him just a few weeks ago. He will be missed deeply by so many. My annual bday celebrations that have been spent with him so many years in a row at the Chilli Cookoffs will never be the same. Much love sent to his family and closest friends. Love you and we will meet again some day my friend 💕

I worked with Gonzo at Union Cab and knew him to be one of the funniest, kindest and compassionate people I have met. He was well-loved at the Co-op, and will be sorely missed.

Gonzo was the nicest person you’d want to meet, but he was a shrewd businessman. We were hired to play a private party at a local club. We packed the place. The owner was drooling! He approached us and said “we gotta book a show”. Gonzo gave him our going price and the guy looked like he swallowed a golf ball. He said “I can’t afford that, how about I pay ya $300, charge at the door, pass the Tip jar, you know multiple revenue streams”. With a dead pan look and without skipping a beat he said “I don’t give a #*&$ How you come up with the money, just come up with the money!” Needless to say, we didn’t get the gig. Sometimes there’s gig ya just don’t want or need. I was so proud of Gonzo, I was just beaming! He as the nicest guy in the world, but don’t try to low ball him on a gig. Miss and love you my musical brother.

Such an amazing Man. Kind great Singer and Friend. Deepest Condolences to the Family. Gonzo played with My Brother. Fun a d kind are first words that come to mind.