Keith and I were friends in law school.  If I recall, I think we started law school early in summer before everyone else so that group had a special bond- almost a trauma bond for enduring the first year of law school.   He was someone I always really liked and respected and the group had  many study sessions and dinner parties especially first year. My deepest condolences to the family.  I am so sorry for your loss.

May God open the gates of heaven for this good man. God please bless and cover his loved ones. Thank you Keith for the man you were. You were a SUPERHERO.

Keith, I've been thinking of you a lot lately and have had some coincidences of a sort where I find someone I know and appreciate, knew you too. Also you were in a dream I had recently. So, saying here that I miss you and your kindness and support - you were a good  friend. 

Your friend 
Sutton

I want to send my sincere condolences to Keith's family.  I was in the same law school group as Keith and Tom Mortimer our first year of law school. It's so odd bc I was just telling my husband Martin about Keith. I had some great memories. He would drive up for our class together first thing in the morning in his Alfa Romeo, and I would pull up in my red pulsar. He would greet me so nicely and say "Good morning Ms. Rashkow!" and open the door for me. Such a gent! That's what I was telling my husband. He made me feel very professional and respected. We would sit and debate law too. I loved the men in my 1990 class like Tom and Keith, they were much more chivalrous than the boys I went to school with Undergrad at Colorado State. I thought that's the kind of man I could marry ;) and to hear he has a beautiful   wife and son is not surprising to me. Love and Light to you and Keith, REST IN POWER

I only knew Keith from game industry and networking events. He was always so nice just generally someone I enjoyed seeing. Very saddened to hear of his passing. He was a really good person.

Dear Sari and Kevin:

I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Keith through the USD Law School 30 year reunion.  It really sounds like Keith had a wonderful life as a result of your love and that he was so happy and proud to be a dad as I am with my son.

Keith and I were friends in law school and he would give me outlines and class notes after laughing at my pursuit of waves, not studies.  He was just so damn smart, but more importantly so nice with a quick smile.  He and you both are in my prayers. Tom Mortimer.

My love, my love, my life, my world.  You are free, my darling, Keith.  Use your beautiful wings and soar.  Fly, Keith and look at us, as we will forever adore you and look up to you. I will miss you and think of you every day of my life.  You painted my world like a canvas of beautiful colors. You are my endless and eternal flame  I adored every second of my life with you and I will mourn your death until I can breathe no more.

You were the most brilliant father.  No one, no one, loved Kevin more than you.  No one. He was your greatest gift by far and large.  "Your precious baby boy," as you called him, even at 24 years old. You taught him everything he knows and then some.  Kevin is your duplicate,  The moment he walks into a rom, he shines and sparkles and captivates all who know him. You told him to "make a dent in the world."  He is listening and doing it.  We love and miss you, Keith and Daddy.

Keith was just a nice, kind and friendly guy.  Of course, his professional work often resulted in our crossing paths.  BUT WORK WASN'T  THE BASIS OF OUR KNOWING   and liking each other.  It was something else, something more  spiritual. I’ve known him a long time but each time we saw each other , it was like seeing an old friend that you haven’t seen for years.   God bless him and his family, DSK

I don't remember exactly when I met Keith, but I do know that we were introduced because we both worked in the interactive space and we were both cancer survivors.  

I do, however, remember thinking that he was so kind and so intelligent.  In addition, he had a vulnerability and openness about him that invited conversation that was not superficial.  

As I write these words, it saddens me to know that not only is he not here, but that I never expressed these thoughts to him.  I hope, through his wisdom, that he knew.  

My heart goes out to his family, which I know was very precious to him.  Sometimes even family members don't know everyone that their husband or father has touched along the way.  With Keith, I suspect there were many as he had such a big heart.

RIP Keith

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Keith David Boesky

26 abril, 1965 – 17 octubre, 2019

Groman Eden Mortuary & Eden Memorial Park

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