Keith was my first friend when I moved to West Torrance in 1970. He introduced me to all his friends who became my friends. He was indeed generous and fun loving. Always a smile on his face. He taught me how to "barter smarter" I still think of him and his wonderful "win win" tactics every time a deal with someone. He loved the art of the deal and he always wanted everyone to walk away feeling good about the exchange. We kept in touch over the years. The last time I saw him was about October '05 at my home in L.A. with our families. He had a new wife and a little boy on his lap. A Keith I had never known. He always asked me to visit him in Arcata or Costa Rica. Sorry it never happened. His spirit will live in us all. My heart goes out to the boy's mother and everyone else left to deal with this tragic loss.
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Robert Hunt
on 10/21/2010 at 7:53 PM
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Keith was my first friend when I moved to West Torrance in 1970. He introduced me to all his friends who became my friends. He was indeed generous and fun loving. Always a smile on his face. He taught me how to "barter smarter" I still think of him and his wonderful "win win" tactics every time a deal with someone. He loved the art of the deal and he always wanted everyone to walk away feeling good about the exchange. We kept in touch over the years. The last time I saw him was about October '05 at my home in L.A. with our families. He had a new wife and a little boy on his lap. A Keith I had never known. He always asked me to visit him in Arcata or Costa Rica. Sorry it never happened. His spirit will live in us all. My heart goes out to the boy's mother and everyone else left to deal with this tragic loss.