Keith Charles Keller

Keith Charles Keller “Pappy” born May 2, 1945, took the superhighway to heaven on March 30,2020 surrounded by all his loved ones at home.

Many people will remember Keith for his love of music. He sang, played the guitar and the saxophone. He loved to dance, and he could tear up a dance floor. He spent many hours redoing his old Harley Davidson motorcycle. He put a lot of miles on it with his wife and took many rides with friends. Keith loved his dogs and was a great dog trainer. He loved taking Sadie to the Nashotah dog park. He was a lifetime member of Lake Area Alano Club, a friend of Bill W and he was celebrating 40 years of sobriety. Keith had dedicated his life to helping others. Keith was a loving husband and family man who always put others first. Keith was a Peterbuilt owner operator for 30 years and put some millions of miles on the highway.


Keith was diagnosed with cancer on February 10, 2020 and started home hospice March 11, 2020.
We celebrated his life at home for 20 days with family and friends. We could not have done this without them.

He is survived by his loving wife of 47 years Karen (Kubenik). His children Heather (Cary) Krueger,
Keith Keller II, Sherie (Kevin) Kozlosky , Mike (Christene) Keller, Mark Chappie. Grandchildren, Kassandra (Zach) Cantrall, Boe (Morgan) Krueger, the late Austin Krueger, Krystal Krueger, Candace Keller, Mya Keller, Mason Keller, Dan Kozlosky, Brittany (John)Warren, Becky (Ryan) Helland, Ashley Goszinski, Mikaela Kinosian, Diana Keller, Cory Keller. Great Grandchildren, Savanah Goszinski, Jaxon Cantrall, Ivy Krueger, Avery Warren, Sophia Warren, Brayden Helland, Kaiyah Roux.


Special thanks to his children and grandchildren for help with his care at home, and best friends Mike and Sue, Trapper and Francene. Grace hospice and Jamie Kubenik our Angel. Evert Luko funeral home Renee and Sue. Special thanks to each and every person who has reached out to our family, and there were many. A celebration of life will follow at a later date due to these challenging times.

He will forever be missed.