Charlie was such a great person and I had the honor of working with him in the traffic enforcement unit for three years. He did his magic show for my sons fifth birthday and it was amazing. My son talked about it for many years. God bless you Charlie Keller.    Ben Eyre retired KCPD Dec 1996

So very sorry to hear of Charlie's passing. He was a true gentleman, and friend. Charlie brought many honors to the Sheriff's Office as a result of his compassion and work, especially with the DARE program. I very much enjoyed having him in our Division. I am sorry to have missed his service- I surely will miss him. God Bless his family.

My prayers for the Keller family.  May the Lord Jesus comfort you are during this time.

Thanks for being so attentive as my deacon, Charlie...I'll miss you!  Love and prayers to your family.

Charlie was an active member at Leawood Baptist Church, not just getting involved in church, but Bible study. He was a great Christian and fellow student in my Sunday School class. He participated quite often and I love his curiosity about the faith, always asking deep and thoughtful questions. He will be missed.

There was only one Charlie Keller and everyone loved him. He will be sadly missed by his family who he shared his daily life with, by those who had the honor of working with him, by his Leawood Baptist Church family, and by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. We were BETTER TOGETHER also!!!!!

There was only one Charlie Keller!!!  He will be sadly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. LBC "BETTER TOGETHER" ALSO!!!!!
Larry and Mary Cook

Keller family, please know that you are in our prayers as Charlie has been during his illness.  We loved Charlie and it was an honor to call him a friend.  It will be hard to not see his smiling face and helping hands, but we know it won't be long before we will see him again.  RIP our friend.
Danny and Susan Jetton

My back yard neighbors then our officer friendly and finally a deputy. All along our family's were in touch in someway with Facebook bring me back to my backyard neighbors. You are in our prayers and heaven has a new angel that will be watching over   Hugs

Becky, Jim and I so very sorry for your family's loss. Sending love to you and yours! So glad he's not suffering any longer.

I worked with Charlie many years ago, while with the KCPD. I last saw him in the late 60's while visiting K.C.I left the dept. in the 60's to take a job in law enforcement in L.A. It seems we both spent nearly 40 years in that field. Charlie was a great officer & a wonderful person. I know he will be missed by all who were lucky enough to know him.

I'm so very sorry for your loss,  he's a wonderful man who's made am impact on so many, May you find some comfort in all the great memories he's left you with. Love and Hugs, Lisa Cameron.

To Charlie's Family,

What a joyful person to be around, on the PD and elsewhere.  Crossed paths with him in different places over the years and he always was lifting ones attitude.  May you be blessed with his lasting legacy.

God Bless You!

I had the chance to meet Charles Keller just one time in my life, in a very special occasion, in my first Christmas in the USA. I was invited into his family and he treated me with close and warm acceptance. In certain way he has been the first American man I spoke with, an important man, with a life full of responsibilities, and I will never forget his deep curiosity, his smile and kindness, his evident strength and charisma, which impressed me, and made me admire people from this great country.

Charlie was a great guy he will be missed by everyone who new him.

I remember Charlie for many things, most of all his all encompassing love for everyone. Always a smile, usually a little joke and frequently a new magic trick to show. A gentleman, a friend, a confidant and a brother in law enforcement. He had 50 years of carrying a gun for someone or some entity. I always wanted that 50 years for me but I only had 43! Our thoughts and blessings go to him, his family and all his friends and co-workers. Clyde W. "Randy" Pace, 111.

It was a pleasure to know you and have worked with you.  RIP BROTHER

I had the distinct good fortune of knowing and working with Charlie at both KCPD and JCSD. Throughout the many years I was around him, Charlie exuded a quiet and gentle charm. He could be tough as a police officer when the situation demanded it, but Charlie's greatest impact was with children. A co-worker of his said Charlie was THE Officer Friendly at KCPD. At JCSD, Charlie was also in his element as a DARE officer. I shall miss my friend, his smile, his laughter, his cherubic nature. I have missed, for twenty years, those enthusiastic religious "discussions" we often had. But I was blessed to know this fine man. He touched my life, and my life shall be forever diminished by his absence from it. Rest in Peace, old buddy. Enter into your much deserved Eternal reward.

Linda, Charles, Becky, may the cherished memories of your loving husband and father bring you comfort in the days ahead. Rest assured, an extensive list of friends and co-workers, both military and law enforcement, share with you the loss of this gracious man. I am one of them.

Charlie was a kind.caring man, a great police officer who will be missed by all.

Charlie was such a sweet man.   We will miss him very much.   Better Together..
Bob and Jodie

OBITUARIO

Charles Roy Keller

15 julio, 1937 – 30 abril, 2015

Mount Moriah Cemetery South

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