keith was a wonderful man, was my cousin... always good hearted and sweet. i miss you so much.  Debbie

To the Geoffrey family, please accept my  belated condolence.  Imagine yourself in Paradise where waking up in the morning no longer brings aches, pains or any other infirmities. All of those things are gone forever says Revelation twenty-one four. Such will be the blessings you and Keith can enjoy under God's Kingdom which we pray for daily.  according to Matthew six ten.  We can put all of our faith and trust in God's Kingdom to take care of all of our problems, including the enemy death, because we know that God cannot lie according to Numbers twenty-three nineteen.

What a blessing it was to meet you and know you.  Your family and friends excepted me with open arms and still do to this day.  You gave me the greatest gift I could ever have, our beautiful baby girl.  I'm not really sure how I will do this with out you but I know we will make you proud!!  Thank you Keith for everything!!! I will miss you everyday and with the help of your family and friends we will make sure Gracie is happy and continues on this path!!! Until we meet again!!

Lucy and Family, we got to know Keith when you lived across the street from us. What a great man he was. Always, at the ready to help the old ladies out. Our sad day was when you moved away, but the saddest of all was this news. We know he has had a long hard fight and there will be a void in your life, but you will always have him in your hearts and prayers. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this time and let us know if we can help you at all. Love, Colleen, Kathy, Carol, & Jean.

Lucy and family,
  We were blessed to have met Keith and spend such a fun day snowmobiling and having fun with all of you.  It is sad that he will no longer be with us to share his smile, warmth and fun nature.  Love and hugs to you all.
Jan and Scott Cornell

Lucy, We are so sorry for your loss. The first time we met Keith was when we came to visit you and we played golf together. We had lots of laughs on the course. Keith acted like a tough guy but I could tell he was a mama's boy. He loved you so, Lucy. I'll remember Keith for his smile and his stamina. He wanted to enjoy the time he had - attending parties, dinners, etc - even if he wasn't feeling well. He was a fighter.

Keith is at rest now.

Love, Ron and Carol Hadley

Lucy and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss!  I had met Keith several times at your place Lucy.  I did not get to know him but he seemed like such a great guy.   Lisa Voelker

I will always remember Keith as such a warm, caring person. I am so very sorry for your loss. I have thought of him and your family often the last few months, and will continue to pray for you all.  Diane (Bruce) Hill

Mom   Lucy,   we   treasure   you.   Strength   and  Blessings   to  your  family  circle.
Jim   &   Sue  Foster

I will always remember my cousin Keith for the way he lived his life.  Keith had a joy of life and a strength of spirit that is an inspiration to everyone who knew him.  When I think of Keith I cannot remember him not having that great smile on his face.  The strength and courage he showed battling his illness set an example for all of us.  I'm proud to have known him and be able to call him family.  I'll miss you Keith but I know we'll see each other again.

Keiter was part of our family for many years.  We all loved him so much.   Watching him grow into a fine man, caring father and wonderful human being was amazing.  Although we lost touch over the years, I feel after we found out about his diagnosis, by reaching out to him and Kelli, he knew in his heart that we never stopped loving and caring about him.  I am thankful the pain and suffering is over for him and that he is surrounded by the Glory of God.  Our hearts are breaking for his family, for it's truly the living that suffer.  May you find peace and glory in the strong faith we know you have.

Rod and I send our heartfelt sympathy and our prayers. Although we can not be there, please know we will be there in spirt and have you always in our thoughts. We will be there to support Gracie and your family any way that we can. 
Our deepest sympathy, Rod and Vicki

I have known Keith for almost 30 years.  I watched him grow up and handle all types of adversity with courage, strength, and a positive outlook.  He is a great friend, incredible loving father to Grace and a super brother to Kellie.  Every mother wishes that their son could turn out like Keith did.  Keith loved his mom and true to the Italian heritage he was all about family, friends, helping those in need.  Keith is alive and with us in our hearts and memories.  I believe Keith is praying for all of us here while he experiences the glories that heaven provides to God's believers.  

Jim Musso

I will miss not participating-in sports activities, watching sports, and just hanging out with Keith.  Sadly, my time of really getting to know him was after his diagnosis of cancer.  However, we were still able to play some rounds of golf, attend a Broncos game, and most importantly watch Grace participate in softball, basketball, and volleyball games.  Seeing Grace participate in sports was a highlight of Keith's life. 

In Keith, I observed a strong, caring, and courageous father; 'fiercely' Loyal and Loving to Grace!  Not once did he complain about what he had to endure with cancer and the treatments associated with it.  

I am 'honored' to have known Keith!  God-willing, I will see him in Heaven and play a round of golf, catch a Huskers game, or just have a 'cold-one' together.  

Love You,

Jim Olsen

I am so very sorry for your loss!!! I remember Keith from what seems sooo long ago (high school) when we were friends and dated ;)! What an awesome smile and great heart! May you find some peace in all the memories. Many prayers to your family. Keith, I hope you are free and soaring high in heaven.

I will miss working with Keith and knowing him as a friend just not a coworker he was so laid back and never seemed to let to much get to him.We always had to give each other a little ribbing during football season him being a Cornhusker and me being Hawkeye.The only time he wanted to be away from work was to go to his daughters games which he loved. I will never forget when he had to go back for more treatments and he called at work and apologized for the inconvenience that is the way I remember Keith.

Lit a candle in memory of Keith Geoffrey Johnson

Keith was a great employee and an even better person and will be missed by all of his family at CSU remodel and construction services. Gone but never forgotten by all of us. Keith was an inspiration for anyone who was privileged to know him.

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Keith Geoffrey Johnson

27 November, 1974 – 12 January, 2015

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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